Sentence examples for pointed content from inspiring English sources
Oliver compiles extensive research and turns it into intricate, pointed content, while Böhmermann emphasizes the visual.
They become more complex in style, combining the vivacity of popular art with surprising academic finesse, and they grew more pointed in content.
Mr. Spurlock "asks a lot of pointed questions" about branded content, said Mr. Kirshenbaum, who has seen the documentary.
With a pointed knife, cut the contents into 6 wedges through the center, and run the knife round the edges of the dish.
In Setauket, Gallery North's annual "Local Color" exhibition is similar in content, although less pointed in its references to change and potential loss.
Point to its pointed teeth.
The average Sb content was statistically computed from pointed EDX spectra taken out at different regions of each TEM sample.
In addition to carrying the contents of the magazine, Forbes.com boasts a news desk that covers many breaking stories, bringing to the Web the pointed analysis and distinct point of view that has made the print version world-famous.
The study herein presents a simple approach to obtain the HCPT-loaded, high-aspect ratio, pointed-end NDs with high drug loading content and sustained drug release.
The Stealers Wheel hit "Stuck in the Middle With You," whose original version seemed content to clone the sound of the Beatles, became a pointed expression of paranoid discomfort felt by a performer surrounded by sycophants.
"Some other scholars have really widely pointed to the radicalizing potential of the YouTube algorithm and the need to readdress content recommendation on the algorithm," Lewis said.
