Sentence examples for pointed thoughts from inspiring English sources

"Historical markers are an inherently interesting vehicle for socially pointed thoughts," he is quoted as saying in a news release issued by the museum.

"Sorry to Bother You" (Anti-), the Coup's first album since 2006, riffles through pointed thoughts on class warfare, propaganda, intoxication and general rebellion: "Billionaires have squatted on the Magna cum lauded/Hollered 'Take my wallet — make the people robotic.' " But the tracks are songs first, not manifestoes.

As well as providing comic relief, their hilarious production of Pyramus and Thisbe is a device that serves as a play within a play to reflect some of Shakespeare's pointed thoughts about performance and actors (see also Sidebar: Performance in Shakespeare).

Last month, author Fran Lebowitz shared her pointed thoughts on the subject declaring, "Men in shorts are disgusting".

Up to that point, thoughts of my father had rarely entered my head because, I suppose, I never really knew what to think of him.

The advent of social networking tools such as Twitter and Facebook has encouraged people to share and thus read short, to-the-point, thoughts.

Although pathways thought involves the perceived capability of generating at least one effective route to a desired end point, thoughts of multiple pathways often become available when encountering impediments to goals.

That would in turn point the thoughts of all jumps fans towards Cheltenham next year and a potential Gold Cup showdown with Kauto Star to match anything in the history of the sport.

As you begin to align from a point of spirit with the rest of the world, you will begin to observe the synchronicities as you point your thoughts, actions and currency in the direction of your desires.

I try to point my thoughts toward all that stuff, though part of me is already thinking about how nicely this intersection of elements encapsulates my Jakartan existence, ignoring the inconvenient fact that said existence is three days old.

"Have you at any point thought that it was a setup?" Claire Chazal, an anchor on the French television network TFI, asked Dominique Strauss-Kahn.