Sentence examples similar to pointed weaknesses from inspiring English sources
He also pin-pointed weaknesses in United's defence and midfield that he felt had gone unaddressed for some time but called for Moyes to be given more time to implement his plans. .
But because of the manner in which Brazil's first astronaut was launched into space, national pride has been mixed with pointed criticisms of weaknesses and deficiencies in the country's three-decade-old space program.
Chris Jay Hoofnagle, 36, one of the authors of a University of California, Berkeley, study about Internet privacy and Flash cookies that has been used in several of the legal filings, said the recent spate of suits pointed to a weakness in federal rules governing online privacy.
Point to its pointed teeth.
Shamila Chaudhary, who served as director for Afghanistan and Pakistan on the National Security Council in 2010-11, Thed THuffingtonton Post that Sopko's views on the weakness of Afghan security forces are just a more pointed version of the consensus among U.S. government officials, particularly in the military, and outside analysts.
"We ask very pointed questions".
His questions grew more pointed.
