Sentence examples for pointed pictures from inspiring English sources

These encounters — comic, tragic, absurd — generate Stein's most pointed pictures.

A pointed scene in "L.I.E".

Several minutes later she opens her eyes again, smiling and telling her co-host about "little men with pointed hats", before painting a picture of pink and blue cats.

Nonetheless, he declared himself disgusted by the "lascivious" photographs in Hello!, and also by its pointed decision to juxtapose pictures of his new bride with a photograph of his first wife, Diandra.

It's also easy to see the work today as a bridge between the chance operations at the heart of Surrealism and the more pointed mass-media investigations of Pictures Generation artists like Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, known for borrowing pop culture images as the "raw" material for their work and upsetting notions of artistic originality.

After an opening elegy, "Slow Hearse," the album plunges into a song, "The Picture," with a pointed aphorism: "War is profit, and profit is war".

My inspiration, if you want to call it that, came when I decided that a cruet -- the kind most restaurants use for oil and vinegar -- would make a perfect king: full-bodied, with a pointed, if somewhat tinny, crown (picture Henry VIII in glass).

Her 21 pictures are sad and pointed.

Point to its pointed teeth.

Though Cameron was so averse to implying any link with Aliens that he almost ruled Weaver out of the picture, there is one pointed similarity between Avatar and the Alien series.

Gentle six-pointed flakes from a picture book, settling on her jacket sleeve".