Sentence examples for pointed needs from inspiring English sources

"Something different and more pointed needs to be injected now into the effort to present effectively the anti-gun lesson to the young people throughout this city," he said.

My view is that such a pointed article needed more convincing substantiation, more space for a reasoned explanation of the other side and more clarity about its focus.

Three species, the ground finches, have stout bills for cracking seeds; the other three, the cactus finches, sport the slender, pointed bills needed for retrieving nectar.

YouTube star Tyler DeWitt took the stage with another pointed message: Experts need to learn how to explain things in a way regular folks can understand.

Alas, anyone wanting malicious gossip and pointed observation will need to wait, presumably until Hillary has made her mind up and gone for President and succeeded or failed, or chosen not to run at all.

As the dollars continue to climb and financial questions become more pointed, advertisers will need to account for their decisions.

Five of the 11 were supported by literature (although not in the cell types used in this study); five pointed to the need to remove or add interactions in the network, and one suggested that a small molecule inhibitor did not have the expected specificity.

In the kitchen, we need short pointed knives to fillet fish or pierce meat, but we rarely use the points of longer knives.

Where to Point the Hubble The Hubble Space Telescope needs some help getting pointed in the right direction.

He is pointed about why bands need hit songs.

The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has made pointed comments about the need for open government.