Sentence examples for pointed did from inspiring English sources

I've sent a couple of very pointed "Did you do that thing?" Pips, for example.

The other Gallup question is more pointed: "Do you think our government should or should not redistribute wealth by heavy taxes on the rich?" In 1985, forty-five per cent of respondents chose the option "Yes, should," and fifty-one per cent chose "No, should not".

I am a very feisty woman (Southern for "do no harm but take no crap"), so my perspective is pointed: "Do unto others".

She had arranged her fingers so that they held the pizza flat, her index finger making sure that the pointed end did not droop.

In Charlotte, he was more pointed: Thus do we praise you for the gift of life.

Further, the tiny, pointed teeth don't look anything like herbivore teeth, which are typically large and blocky.

But if social robots take off in the way other computing technologies have, parents may have more pointed ones: Does this robot really "get" my child?

Mr. Sehring's pointed comment does, however, illustrate that so-called specialty films have become a more crowded affair with sharper elbows, especially at this time of year.

His pointed accents don't let us forget the dance elements that lie behind the "Pastoral"; the F major finale soars ecstatically.

In this latest book, he revisits much of this reading and many of those interviews to ask a question that while hardly new has never seemed more pointed: What do we mean by moral leadership?

Many reviewers appreciated the pointed "I Don't Want to Know" performance.