Sentence examples for pointed specific from inspiring English sources

Expressing sorrow and offering help were acceptable, the students were told; asking "pointed, specific questions," like whether a body had been recovered, was not.

"Even beside all the happy stuff," the senior official said, referring to the cookstoves, "there was an unbelievable amount of very pointed, specific business to do with these guys".

It's always better to make pointed, specific surveys than to try to cover a broad array of topics in one survey.

Mohammed Hanif's criticisms are pointed and specific.

Gore supporters, on the other hand, more often pointed to specific issues of interest to them.

Mr. Donato again offered programming as an explanation, and pointed to specific shows that seem to have made a difference.

In a talk sprinkled with bits of New York geography, Mrs. Clinton pointed out specific environmental problems that she would address.

Your questions should be pointed and specific.

Computing additional inner pocket points specific features.

Further the decomposition point, specific heat, density, viscosity, thermal conductivity and corrosion were determined respectively.

The locations at which measurements are performed can correspond to grid points, specific reference points, or regions, depending on the targeted application and desired accuracy.