Sentence examples for pointed project from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani's most politically pointed project is his proposal to sell 110 Livingston Street, the Board of Education's historic, leaking headquarters in downtown Brooklyn and the object of much mayoral scorn.

His politically pointed group projects explore the ways people can subvert the system.

Given the believed polarity of actin filaments in the cell with their plus (barbed) ends inserted into or at membranes and their minus (pointed) ends projecting inwards then myosin VI would move cargo from the plasma membrane into the cell and away from the surface of organelles such as the Golgi complex.

The terminal segment may be blunt or pointed; it may project straight or at an angle from the second segment inside which it may be concealed.

The barb is the pointed part that is projected backwards from the main point.

The figures are squat, even bulbous in limb and body; they have neckless, globular heads, with long projecting, sharply pointed noses.

At the proximal end, a pointed stub-like density projects from PF A6 and connects to the neighbouring triplet at the end of the extended tail of the C-tubule.

The scenes of Anne and Matthieu doing a door-to-door prowl of a low-income housing project are funny, pointed and even lead to a plot point -- an achievement that makes clear how wan the movie is elsewhere.

Stephen Franklin (played by Spencer Banks) is a pastor's son who talks fondly of supporting the "Aryan national family on its Christian path" and is repelled by the arrival in his village of a socialist writer who defends striking workers and asks pointed questions about government-backed projects in the local countryside.

Point to its pointed teeth.

The investigation veered off course 10 days earlier, when an informant pointed police to one of two housing project buildings as the home of a drug dealer.