Sentence examples for pointed quality of from inspiring English sources

Ousterhout spent hours there, taking measurements of the head from infancy to adulthood — observing, for example, how a masculine jaw developed nubbins at the corners, squaring the face, and noting the more pointed quality of a feminine chin.

Meeks has combined the simplicity of the Little Village Mother's Day hunger strike by parents who wanted -- and finally got -- the new high school that had been promised to them with the irreverent, pointed quality of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, a made-up religion created to protest the teaching of creationism in public schools.

There was a pointed quality to the movie being shown in the Kino International, the old East German, silver-curtained theater where high-ranking members of the GDR used to gather for screenings.

Making the tip of a clay dreidel rounded instead of pointed is best for the quality of spinning.

"Best used by" on the other hand is a pointed issue of quality, and simply means that for the best freshness, or very best taste, or to get the best use of the product's intended purpose, it's prime usage is any time before that "Best Used By" date.

In other words: It points to a very pointed case of future planned obsolescence.

The pointed end of the bulb should point upwards.

In the Beethoven Mr. Laredo capitalized on those qualities and added others: a supple approach to dynamics, a thoughtful, pointed use of rubato and, most notably, stunning textural transparency.

Some were seemingly intentional, like a pointed criticism of China and India.

I also liked the delicate but pointed tenor of Don Frazure Don Ramiroo).

also has offered pointed criticism of the CFPB.