Sentence examples for pointed lines from inspiring English sources
The non-linear distribution suggests a reasonable cut-off point at 25° (red pointed lines), which means that each ammonoid should be intersected at least six times (Fig. 5C).
Chelsea's breathless greeting offers the first and last pointed lines in a comedy so lacking an edge that it is more a valentine than a parody.
(b) Sina Weibo, the ground-truth value of population size (as pointed lines) and the estimated population size by the model (as dashed lines).
(a) Facebook, the ground-truth value of population size (as pointed lines) and the estimated population size by the model (as dashed lines).
That his foes are Nazis is perfect; pointed lines about "punch more Nazis" and the "Resistance" makes this all feel particularly relevant, as is the wish fulfillment aspect of Ray in costume breaking into the office of a right-wing politician to scare him into doing the right thing.
"Drink Red Wine" and "Welcome To The Rolling Stones" have some really clever, pointed lines.
But he expanded on what may have been the most pointed line in his State of the Union address, warning that the United States would never await "a permission slip to defend the American people".
Ironically, the most pointed line of dialogue in the movie is delivered by a belligerent British aristocrat who taunts Damien that the success of his cause will turn his country into a 'priest-infested backwater'.
One commission member, former Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, greeted Dr. Albright by saying, "It's very nice to see you again," but did not spare his fellow Democrat from a painful and pointed line of questioning.
Paul Greengrass and co dutifully update Jason Bourne to include a subplot about a Zuckerbergian social media guru, and there's a pointed line from one CIA suit that a hack into their mainframe "could be worse than Snowden", but these topical tweaks are largely cosmetic.
During "Hold Up," the singer handed her microphone to an excited fan near the stage to take the song's most pointed line, about whether it's worse to look jealous or crazy.
