Sentence examples for rather pointed from inspiring English sources

In this case, though, it was rather pointed.

The novelist Francis King once wrote a rather pointed short story entitled "Hard Feelings".

The tapered end might be rather pointed or have a small straight edge.

Still, I read a rather pointed criticism of my spending habits in his anticatalog crusade.

"Mother," Lysander will at some stage be required to declare, "I have to ask you a few rather pointed questions".

Did the oldest Sand Snake, Obara, she of the rather pointed (sorry) way with weaponry seem oddly familiar?

Here the signs are everywhere, and they are rather more pointed.

And this time, the rivals to succeed him on both sides of the aisle received a rather more pointed roasting.

On post-crash Britain, and doomed-from-the-start projects for regeneration, our protagonist is rather more pointed.

Mr. Suzuki's approach to phrasing and pace were subtle rather that pointed; he seemed intent on letting Haydn's effects blossom without added directorial emphasis.

The flow, in general, was supple rather than pointed, though he rose to the thunderous occasion in the apocalyptic pages of "Don Giovanni".