Sentence examples for pointed messages from inspiring English sources

The fun and the hangover Africa correspondent ReprintsNoting the authorities' ambivalence towards the celebrations, Iran's foreign adversaries, including President Barack Obama, sent pointed messages of congratulation.

In recent weeks, those groups have been sending pointed messages to the White House warning that President Bush's re-election is in jeopardy if he continues to court what they call the "homosexual lobby".

Russian president Vladimir Putin has flown to Cairo for a two-day visit, in a move nominally aimed at bolstering bilateral ties with Egypt that also allows both countries to send pointed messages to the US.

A March opening would put the production's opening in the heart of next year's presidential campaign, timing that will probably heighten the production's already pointed messages about the psychology of political assassins, including John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald, who are major characters.

His work was always shaped by conceptual clarity, analytic astuteness, and pointed messages.

As the parties woo the press, they have also been honing their advertising, with a turn toward more pointed messages after a gentlemanly start to the campaign.

"Thursday night is a really big deal for our party: Trump delivering that consistent, measured, pointed message — the balloons drop, the band plays, Donald Trump running for president in the White House," Priebus said.

Nel had gone to great pains to highlight messages that suggested acrimony, whereas the defence pointed to messages showing mutual affection.

Direct messages subsume point to point email.

Twitter permits public communication via short, to-the-point messages.

From an implementation point of view, the broadcast primitive sends point-to-point messages to each process of the system.