Indeed, some pointed to the experience in the Assembly in 2007, when supporters of a same-sex marriage bill initially fell far short of the votes they needed.
(Miranda's father's description of his immigrant experience is poignant and pointed).
Point to its pointed teeth.
Although he said he was expecting "more pop" from Rubio at the Freedom Summit, Woodward said Rubio was "forthcoming and articulate" at the meeting, offering pointed responses to questions ranging from his experience to his policy vision.
A particularly pointed example of this comes from my experience coaching a senior female executive at a major Wall Street bank.
Thus, a spontaneous pain in the finger would be called a sensation; however, if the salient feature of experience is that of a painfully sharp, pointed object, such as a pin located "out there," it would be called a percept.
Most of the criteria were innocuous ("ability to engage others," "outside sales experience," "multi-tasking"), but others were more pointed—"targeted candidate: 2-3 years out of college," "adjusts easily to changes," "stay away from: in sales for 8-10 years".
But this is precisely the kind of important experience that cannot be diarised and action-pointed.
Taking the cue, his coach Bruce Arena immediately subbed him out, allowing Donovan to experience a standing ovation from his home crowd, peppered with pointed chants of "USA!
Before that, the most successful black filmmaker was Melvin Van Peebles, who directed the 1970 feature "Watermelon Man," a pointed comedy about a white man who wakes up black and experiences racism firsthand.
