Sentence examples for pointed theme from inspiring English sources

"The eight-year wait to restore the funding was a pointed theme," the AP writes.

Furthermore, there is clearly the suggestion of an important and pointed theme: namely, that the rapaciousness, egotism and greed of white men have destroyed the world.

However, there's a pointed theme underlying Tarbuck's enterprise, which tells us that, for women past child-bearing age, true "liberation" is the serenity that comes as one's youthful obsession with personal appearance fades.

For another thing, what happens to Serge and Clara sets up one of the novel's most pointed themes.

And the brutal edge of its humor will shock even those who recognize the pointed themes lurking behind the playfulness of Marivaux's "The Game of Love and Chance" and "The Triumph of Love".

Before long, he was writing articles with pointed environmental themes, making no attempt at impartiality as he warned of government dam-building plans that would flood parts of Dinosaur National Monument and the Grand Canyon.

He is most pointed on the theme of Tiberius, but his technique here is only a concentrated form of the stylistic force that can be found throughout his narrative.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York has mounted a series of design and architecture shows with pointed political and social themes.

Deep into the night, the theme grew more pointed.

It has some sexual themes, discussed in pointed, if circumspect, language.

Point to its pointed teeth.