Sentence examples for pointed critique from inspiring English sources

Most critics have also commented on the confluence of comedy and sadness in the film's depiction of everyday life in a totalitarian state, although while some consider Loves of a Blonde Forman's most pointed critique of Czech society under communism, others point out that the grim conditions are not solely due to misguided public policy, but that individuals create their own isolation as well.

Such harassment, if true, is certainly exacerbated by Ibrahim's pointed critique of the government.

The show's most pointed critique of current building trends is Lee Stoetzel's photographic series of "McMansions".

Then the players would offer a polite but pointed critique of the sports news media.

I have watched gleefully as someone I disliked was on the receiving end of pointed critique.

"But plussing allows for both pointed critique and positive feedback simultaneously, so that even such persistent criticism is not deflating".

The piece is often considered sarcastic, and the program notes emphasized its "pointed critique of American society".

In the current political morass it's hard for engaged citizens to know where exactly to take aim with a pointed critique.

This provided Cynthia with time to fashion a pointed critique of the songs Jonah and I were happily singing along to.

The defense secretary moved to sand down sharp edges of the relationship after Vice President Mike Pence gave a pointed critique of Beijing.

As the film shifts from a classical spy nail-biter to a more pointed critique of agency misconduct, Yoon's prevailing tone is that of healthy cynicism.