Sentence examples for pointed remarks from inspiring English sources

At one point, he made pointed remarks about the news media — and The New York Times in particular — for its scant or nonexistent coverage of the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy in the Bronx last week.

There were only a few other pointed remarks.

Obama made pointed remarks on democracy and press freedom.

But he made some more pointed remarks in an encounter with Ms. LaCapra of Reuters.

His most pointed remarks concerned the administration's role in Middle East peace talks over the years.

October 18 , 201210.07pm BST David Cameron pushes for banking supervision Pointed remarks.

Mr. Wen's most pointed remarks, however, were aimed at critics of China's economic policies, led by the United States.

At the helm of this new ministry is Laurence Rossignol, who has made some pointed remarks about the modern family.

He makes a few pointed remarks about pigs (porkers not us) with a distressed look on his face.

Over the weekend, he made some pointed remarks about Ms. Estemirova in an interview with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

Demands by the bank for repayment were met by threats and pointed remarks about his political power.