Sentence examples for pointed saying from inspiring English sources

Collins was more pointed, saying: "Obviously, as soon as I showed up at the ballpark today, I was slapped in the face with Howard Johnson telling us we need to play him and not bench him.

Rep. Tom Tancredo (Colo)., who long ago burned his bridges with the administration over immigration, was even more pointed, saying he has been "so disappointed in the president in so many ways" that he would not want him anywhere near his administration -- unlikely as that may be.

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".

On the one hand, Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark has repeatedly said that he opposes the notion of involving city police in immigration matters, and Paula T. Dow, the Essex County prosecutor — whose office was one of several that did not check Mr. Carranza's immigration status — was even more pointed, saying her policy was to notify immigration officials only upon conviction.

When I asked Ivan about it, he alluded to that same pointed, saying the joke is "directed at the other protagonist in the conflict", not the mother herself.

Mr. Silverman echoed that point, saying.

Didn't I win?' " Points said Tuesday.

"That was the tipping point," says Mr. Goldwater.

"It was the tipping point," said Capt.

"Millions of data points," says Teige.

Exclamation point," said then-Sen.