Sentence examples for pointed view from inspiring English sources

The example of Mormons for E.R.A. serves as a warning of what group members might face should they take a more active role in opposition to the church's own political efforts and a more pointed view against its prophetic declarations.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, September 6 , 1930 P. 20Some people are popular with other people because their wit is pointed View Article By Lidija Haas By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick By Jelani Cobb.

By July 2008, a second hearing on the City Council's proposal drew such a crowd that the meeting was moved to the high school auditorium (for the first time in memory) and the large crowd (under the watch of the police) voiced pointed views on all sides.

THE troublesome thing about all this, of course, is that the pointed views that are being watered down for a wider public acceptance were the very thing that probably got these people noticed in the first place as candidates for the posts they are seeking.

Make sure to watch the entire video to hear additional insights, including Lieb's pointed views on viral marketing and why he fled corporate America.

The fictional version is said to be rather scarier and vastly more profane than the original — credit the amazing Peter Capaldi's acting skills — but one of the surrealistic features of my sojourn in post-Brexit London in the last week has been seeing Campbell interviewed on the BBC, giving his very pointed views on the leadership fight in the Labor Party.

A pointed scene in "L.I.E".

Participants were asked to trace between two concentric five-pointed stars viewed in a mirror as quickly and accurately as possible.

Wendy Williams had some pointed words for "View" co-host Sherri Shepherd on Tuesday, as the talk show host revealed her predictions for the 14th season of ABC's "Dancing With The Stars".

I'm sure they'll all be pointed to and viewed with alarm, but we'll survive that".

Do not set the mattress on a pointed object while viewing.