Sentence examples for pointed criticisms from inspiring English sources

One of the most pointed criticisms of Ms. Lessing came from Harold Bloom, the Yale professor and literary critic, who told The Associated Press, "Although Ms. Lessing at the beginning of her writing career had a few admirable qualities, I find her work for the past 15 years quite unreadable".

But it included some pointed criticisms of the occupation's administration.

However, Mr. Johnston chose not to publicly answer some of Mr. Rubinstein's more pointed criticisms.

Chinese young people are not naïve about America and they often make pointed criticisms.

Even Republicans joined in, offering pointed criticisms of the administration's performance.

Among his more pointed criticisms concern the song "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around," which Petty did with Stevie Nicks.

Mathias Risse offers an even more pointed criticism, pointing out that the usual baseline for causation to be ascribed to an interaction is the expectations that would hold in the absence of such interaction (Risse 2005).

The response in Pakistan to the UN report was muted on Friday, with television commentators sticking mostly to general points about security lapses, instead of delving into the most pointed criticism of Pakistan's powerful intelligence agencies.

Putin made pointed criticism of the United States a main theme of his campaign, at one point accusing then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of inciting street protests against him.

US judges were also on the end of pointed criticism.

Some were seemingly intentional, like a pointed criticism of China and India.