Sentence examples for pointed enough from inspiring English sources

For Romney, Ronald Reagan's classic question wasn't pointed enough.

MINUSES -- Some may feel that Mr. Morris's interrogation of Mr. McNamara isn't pointed enough.

The girls were sipping small radium-dipped brushes to make them pointed enough for the filigree design work.

It is concise and pointed enough to be a tweet: "We don't want nouveau riches McMansions sprouting up all over our ridges".

If that message wasn't pointed enough, defensive tackle Steve Martin, the former Jet and current Patriot, admitted that he was one of the players who apparently irked the Jets when he told center Kevin Mawae during that game that he was a dirty player.

Mattingly has pointed enough fingers at players and the front office over the past few days that he must either suspect his days are numbered — or he already knows that they are.

I think using the term "reminiscent" as used by the authors is not pointing enough to the fundamental difference of their model.

"At some point, enough is enough.

For me, it was another brick in the wall of realising at some point, enough".

(0) Rossi: 3 points – enough to take the crown, thanks to a riot and a (suspected) murder.

"It's my position that we have, at this point, enough evidence to establish child neglect," the prosecutor said.