Sentence examples for pointed insistence from inspiring English sources
And while we can empathize with the job losers -- the pointed insistence on long-term coal mining is, in all candor, short sighted.
Her lush alto voice can be smoky and hesitant or clear and pointed, working up to a tremulous insistence that hints at fado's Arabic connections.
But it has been gathering momentum, first when Sanders struggled to defend his record on gun control and then when Chelsea Clinton, the once and perhaps future First Daughter, gave a pointed speech arguing that Sanders's insistence on "dismantling" Obamacare to build a more radical health-insurance program would, effectively, "strip millions and millions of people of their health insurance".
Point to its pointed teeth.
The press corps had another pointed question.
But since his election as pontiff in 2013, Pope Francis's insistence that the church be "for the poor", and his pointed criticisms of capitalism and consumerism have gone a long way to rehabilitate the liberation theology movement and incorporate it within the church.
His thanks to Harriet Harman included a pointed dig to one of Hattie's least memorable achievements – the pink election bus – and despite his insistence that Labour must be the party for women, he gave no sense that he might not have been the best man for the job.
insistence on reducing press manning.
