Sentence examples for pointed observations from inspiring English sources

Some of the movie's pointed observations involve the very status of art, the point at which the relentless creations of an untrained amateur attain an expressive power.

Approximately 30% of pointed observations will be allocated to an open-time opportunity.

Judge James B. Zagel of Federal District Court made pointed observations just before the jury was impaneled.

For example, the narrator manages, between cliffhangers, to slip in a few pointed observations on African-American culture, the conundrum of affirmative action, and the nature of God.

But our conversation has taken a turn, and we make some very pointed observations about Isis and the state of the world.

Observations of moving solar system objects are done using a sequence of pointed observations, with the object moving through the field of view during each dwell period.

This time, the Mayor allowed himself just one pointed observation.

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

Most solar system objects move slowly enough that a single pointed observation will suffice.

But Julius Malema, the leader of the A.N.C. youth league, made a pointed observation about the demographics of the crowd.

Palace defended stoically, justifying Holloway's pointed observation about the way his club had "behaved themselves and acquitted themselves".