Sentence examples for pointed effect from inspiring English sources

With video Mr. Gersht uses certain technological features to pointed effect.

Although the law states that a clone must have "its" (a pronoun the author uses with pointed effect) consciousness destroyed at birth, Matt has his -- or are they El Patrón's?

Scott tweaks a group of small ceramic figurines made in Japan to wry, pointed effect in a series called "Still Funny".

Draw a line under the eye connecting the two so your eyes are surrounded with a cat eye at the outside corners and like a downwards pointed effect at the inside corners.

Part of this is her considerable beauty, which she puts to pointed, patriotic effect with red or white blazers and floaty print skirts.

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, facing off in Pennsylvania, where the effects of trade had become a pointed campaign issue in the weeks leading to the primary on Tuesday, repeated their pledges that they would seek to renegotiate the terms of Nafta.

This pointed to persistent effects of Mn within the brain and spinal cord, which might manifest as altered motor patterns.

The only person who knows anything about my music [pause for very pointed effect]... is me.' I see, I said.

When that flavor teams up with the lemon and orange notes in a Star Daisy, it produces a fruity effect more pointed than gentle, and utterly original.

And there are pointed comments to the effect that, for decades now, the official media have been extolling those exemplary workers who stay at their posts during the Spring Festival.

Although the effect estimates pointed in similar directions, these factors were not statistically significant.