Sentence examples for pointed exchange from inspiring English sources

My tour guide had a pointed exchange with them out of earshot.

That distinction set off a pointed exchange in the Democratic debate in Las Vegas on Nov. 15.

After a pointed exchange about earnings with Qwest on Business Week's letters page, she said, the same thing happened again.

It was a pointed exchange that would have made the film's own queen bee, Regina George, proud.

"We scripted the beginning," Mr. McConnell said in a pointed exchange with Mr. McCain about how the voting would proceed.

The two engaged in a pointed exchange of letters on the editorial page of The New York Times — a rare example of Mr. Leiter being undiplomatic.

The Commons witnessed more pointed exchanges after speeches by David Cameron and Ed Miliband.

To tap into that support, Mr. Romney has had to rebuild a once icy relationship with Mr. McCain, who confronted him in pointed exchanges during the 2008 debates.

In one of the more pointed exchanges, Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, seized on the record $40.6 billion profit of Exxon Mobil in 2007.

He had heard that Helen Thomas, the 87-year-old veteran White House correspondent with whom he had had some pointed exchanges, was ill.

When the newer play ended, with Gloria, Clay and Evie at the table, the tension still painfully high and at least one crisis apparently unresolved, I was reminded of one of the most pointed exchanges from the Beckett play.