Sentence examples for pointed often from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers try to balance pointed, often incisive satire and unabashed sweetness, with results that are sometimes bracing, sometimes baffling and quite often, and in unexpected ways, touching.

If there was languor in the court when he first joined, he soon changed that, writing pointed, often spicy opinions either in dissent of rulings or with the majority, and deploying sharp lines of questioning in oral arguments.

The Poetry Foundation describes Strand's style as "precise language, surreal imagery, and the recurring theme of absence and negation; later collections investigate ideas of the self with pointed, often urbane wit".

As social scientist Londa Schiebinger pointed out, often "what benefits women also benefits men".

He repeats this point often.

That starting point often isn't reached.

The point: often faith in oneself prevails over temporary obstacles.

Mr. Iverson, usually a focal point, often took a deferential role.

Mr. Gore's points often had a subtext of tattling.

She made this point often, but it was hard not to take each rejection personally.

At that point, often competing against 40 cars, Sage's best finish had been about 10th.