Sentence examples for pointed responses from inspiring English sources

This and several other early, politically pointed responses to the war drew heavily, and possibly with irony, on Western-style Socialist Realism.

Saturday's story about the Women's Tennis Association cracking down on what it calls excessive grunting elicited a handful of pointed responses from readers.

Although he said he was expecting "more pop" from Rubio at the Freedom Summit, Woodward said Rubio was "forthcoming and articulate" at the meeting, offering pointed responses to questions ranging from his experience to his policy vision.

Among the resources provided by reason, Cardano shares with Seneca the belief that meditating about one's death (meditatio mortis) can trigger active and pointed responses to everyday problems: "although death is a necessary event, nevertheless, it contains in an eminent way, so to say, all the reasons that sadden our life".

In his own increasingly pointed responses, Zelaya noted that the possibility that the Obama Administration may actually be enabling and strengthening the hand of those perpetrating the killings, torture and other human rights violations documented by Oliva and COFADEH.

In an era when athlete activism is thought to have been at a pretty low ebb, the shootings of Trayvon Martin and now Brown have elicited pointed responses from the sports world, an arena dominated by young black men who have every reason to see in Martin and Brown their own possible fates.

The result was a dominant bonus-point victory over Worcester with, in truth, plenty to spare and a pointed response from the director of rugby, Richard Cockerill.

So carnival was a pointed response to recent domestic events.

That prompted a pointed response from Janko on Twitter.

The filing yesterday was a pointed response to papers filed by Mr. Lember on Oct. 30.

Justice Thomas offered a pointed response to the argument an assistant solicitor general, Edward C. DuMont, made on behalf of the law.