Sentence examples for pointed sight from inspiring English sources
But that 1982 comedy does contain one smart, pointed sight gag, in which a movie poster shows a doleful, decrepit prizefighter unable even to lift his own gloves.
Mr. Suleiman is an Israeli Arab who has often turned his native city, Nazareth, into a landscape of pointed, deadpan sight gags.
There may no longer be a three-pointed star emblem to sight through at the hood's leading edge, but there is presence aplenty.
The six-pointed star is an unlikely sight in a neighborhood that historically has been almost entirely Roman Catholic.
Point to its pointed teeth.
This prompted a lot of pointed questions.
Look instead to its cluster of broadband networks for sketches, demos, sight gags, satire and bullet-pointed news briefs.
The lights are pointed upward or away from the viewers' direct line of sight.
And while we can empathize with the job losers -- the pointed insistence on long-term coal mining is, in all candor, short sighted.
Advocates for the movement (who now have their sights set on Manhattan) say they are trying to create a pointed reminder of waste by introducing a potential irritant to longstanding checkout choreography.
