pointed expression

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The Stealers Wheel hit "Stuck in the Middle With You," whose original version seemed content to clone the sound of the Beatles, became a pointed expression of paranoid discomfort felt by a performer surrounded by sycophants.

At the Allen Room, where he appeared on Saturday as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, his nostalgia found its most pointed expression in "Monk's New Tune," which describes a dream in which his vanished musical heroes reconvene to play one last gig on 52nd Street.

A fine and pointed face and head.

This is accompanied by a reduced expression of pointed, showing that the lack of ESCRT-0 activity specifically impairs efficient FGF signalling in ASP cells.

Is that a complaint, a pointed observation, or merely the expression of a dashed expectation?

To determine a possible influence of the ESCRT-0 on FGF activity in ASP cells, we analysed the expression of the pointed (pnt) gene, an early target of the pathway that is specifically required for tracheal cell migration in the ASP [33].

In rps10b-1, expressiof of the pointed first leaf phenotype was mild.

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, it is in English (up to a point: the songs, half the show, are in Spanish, and the pointed wit of some colloquial expressions simply evaporates in another language).

Others expressed more pointed concern.

Point to its pointed teeth.

And there was this, to conclude his remarks after pointed observations critical of limitations on thought and expression not just in China but also in the United States: "Art is not entertainment.