Sentence examples for pointed statement from inspiring English sources

In his self-produced documentary for ESPN on his old "Fab Five" team at Michigan, Jalen Rose made a pointed statement about the team that drubbed his Wolverines by 20 points in the 1992 title game: "I hated Duke and I hated everything I felt Duke stood for.

Now, a community leader is making a pointed statement: building a 20.8 kilowatt Piitapan Solar Project to show that they don't have to rely on electricity generated from fossil fuels.

So designing jeans based on her own stack of jeans is something of a pointed statement.

Today's pointed statement from North Korea did not specify how the United States was increasing tensions.

It was a very decadent scene and, in a way, was a pointed statement about how globalized fashion has become.

Later, in a particularly pointed statement, the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said Mr. Obama would not let the bill be thrown off course.

"Like books and black lives, albums still matter," noted the legendary funketeer, in one of several subtle but pointed statements about race scattered throughout the evening.

Then comes an eleven-point statement of principles.

In 1984 Naess and Sessions devised an eight-point statement, or platform, for deep ecology.

"Granted Madonna has adopted two children from Malawi," point number three reads of an excoriating 11-point statement attacking on the singer.

At Camp David, she persuaded Reagan to sign up to a four-point statement that answered the most serious objections put by Gorbachev.