Sentence examples for pointed show from inspiring English sources

But six days before the big occasion, India held a more pointed show of force.

"Whatever Man," a smart, pointed show by Benjamin Strouse, with character-based humor, has a touch of the deliberately goofy.

But his surrender, accepted by a general with a pointed show of respect, seemed only to add to the mystery surrounding him.

If Ford's pointed show for Yves Saint Laurent left no room for whimsical prints, picture hats and loopy frivolity, Scott offered all that.

But his surrender, accepted by an American general with a pointed show of respect, seemed only to add to the mystery surrounding him.

Clinton, meanwhile, has been travelling around the handful of states that will likely determine the outcome of the election, smiling and sunnily talking about her "100-Day Jobs Plan," usually with a rainbow of people of different creeds and ethnicities scattered around her, a pointed show of diversity.

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While Mr. Obama was smoother at weaving his talking points into the questions at hand, Mrs. Clinton was more pointed about showing off her knowledge and memory — she never forgot to mention the name of the people who wrote in with questions.

But if it was at times a wonky clash of ideas, it also seemed to be a virtual marriage-therapy session — with the most pointed exchanges shown again on the evening news — as each side vented grievances pent up after a year of partisan gridlock.

These are fairly long and slightly pointed, as shown.

Sankara's short four-year reign – for all its faults – as Shuffield's film show, pointed briefly to the potential of different political futures for Africans.