Sentence examples for pointed emphasizing from inspiring English sources

At the Kennedy Center, the emphasis on new and native music seemed more pointed, emphasizing connections between allegedly élite institutions and modern life.

Mr. Motley followed up by coming into the courtroom wearing a doctor's lab coat, and through pointed questioning emphasized that the doctor on the stand had been paid for his testimony and had never met the patients he was speaking about.

SCORECARD -- The advertisement, with its stark parade of bill titles, succeeds in emphasizing what Mr. Lazio considers legislative achievements, a pointed contrast to Mrs. Clinton, who has never held elected office.

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

Viraha bhakti emphasizes one pointed concentration on Krishna.

Oliver compiles extensive research and turns it into intricate, pointed content, while Böhmermann emphasizes the visual.

Emphasizing blame.

He said that the dispersants reminded him of Agent Orange, and expressed concern that responders were conducting "an uncontrolled experiment that could result in thousands and thousands of people getting sick or dying as a result of the cleanup" — he emphasized, jabbing a pointed finger — "not of the original disaster".

He said that the dispersants reminded him of Agent Orange, and expressed concern that responders were conducting "an uncontrolled experiment that could result in thousands and thousands of people getting sick or dying as a result of the cleanup"—he emphasized, jabbing a pointed finger—"not of the original disaster".

The authors of the guidelines emphasize the need to reduce upward-pointed lighting and turn off unnecessary indoor and outdoor lights at night, especially during the migratory season.

On Friday, the mayor told his aides to find ways to emphasize the seriousness of the storm, worrying aloud that it would require pointed warnings to persuade New Yorkers that the threat was real.