Sentence examples for pointed thinking from inspiring English sources
Rivera pointed, thinking the ball was foul, and Matthews even pulled up at third base.
"(Posibilidad, or Death of the Worker)... is a brilliant work, combining tragedy and humor to make a very pointed argument for thinking outside the box on the state of Labor and jobs today".
"My previous job was putting a small ball into a slightly larger hole with a pointed stick, so I'm thinking could I change my life and become one of those DJs on stage".
Ed is a good broadcaster because he is wonderfully himself on air; and with that slightly plummy, mellifluous voice and a thoughtful, occasionally discursive, manner, he can lull some interviewees into thinking his questions are less pointed than they are.
The film is thinking of Nicholas Hawksmoor's London churches, the locations of which can be said to form a squished five-pointed star, if you conveniently forget the one in Greenwich.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
Even more surprisingly, this fact doesn't seem to have fazed Cobain, despite the pointed jealousy he possessed, according to Love (another insight: Cobain's overdose on sleeping pills the month before his death was, Love says in the documentary, caused by feelings of extreme betrayal at her "thinking about" cheating on him).
TUCKED inside "Love Actually," the new cinematic ode to happy endings from the British director Richard Curtis, lies a pointed moment of wishful political thinking.
Philosophically, Sokô is best known for his Essential Records of the Sagely Teachings (Seikyô yôroku), a brief but pointed critique of orthodox Neo-Confucian thinking.
