Sentence examples for pointed reactions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Keys, the Grammy Award-winning R&B and pop singer, had drawn pointed reactions from organizations and individuals that have called for a cultural boycott of Israel to protest its treatment of Palestinians.

In Michigan, five cities and three school districts are already under the supervision of an emergency financial manager, but the prospect of outside oversight for Detroit, given its size and history, draws especially pointed reactions.

Predictably, the only pointed reaction came from Venezuela's Hugo Chávez, who called for Ms Clinton's resignation with a rather novel argument: that because "she is white, she considers herself better than the black guy".(Photo credit: AFP).

Peg Breen, the president of the New York Landmarks Conservancy and an alumna of the emergency preservation fund, had an even more pointed reaction when she saw the freshly restored facade: "Wow!" "We knew she was a beauty, with Kimball's elaborate use of terra cotta, pink color and great arches," Ms. Breen said.

At least a few GOP senators were more pointed in their reactions.

The notion set off a flurry of pointed and sometimes emotional reactions here, including an unavoidable racial and political component.

In some but not all cases, the reactions were more pointed than that; at Rush Limbaugh's blog, the headline referred to the "left's racist hit job" against Mr. Cain.

A cable two days later was even more pointed, saying: "Its overly strong reaction to Israel over this issue suggests the GNZ sees this flap as an opportunity to bolster its credibility with the Arab community, and by doing so, perhaps, help NZ lamb and other products gain greater access to a larger and more lucrative market".

The agar cone was carefully taken out of the reaction tube with pointed forceps and divided in two halves in the sagittal plane of the cone.

Point to its pointed teeth.

Maybe we can attribute the audience reaction to Michael Lenz's pointed direction.