Sentence examples for simple but pointed from inspiring English sources
As she sees it, the words that will greet viewers of the Whitney piece — from simple but pointed phrases ("You belong here") to references to the area's history ("From blood to meat, to leather, to flesh, to silk") — are less about condemnation than reflection, even if they still have a political point of view.
Music critic John Young of Rolling Stone called the album's production "clean and simple," but pointed out that the track "Bad Brain" contained "funny noises" in between drum beats, which prevents the song from having the humorous asperity that was intended.
The satire is crude and brutal, but pointed and effective.
I also liked the delicate but pointed tenor of Don Frazure Don Ramiroo).
And Mr. Glass, who has a dry but pointed sense of humor, was in good form.
It needs to be rooted in the present but pointed towards the future.
I asked him a very simple and pointed question: "Animal agriculture contributes about 18percentt of the gases that cause climate change.
Terminal phalanges of digits I and V are simple and pointed and probably did not bear a hoof, whereas the blunt end of terminal phalanx II-3 indicates that it was hoof bearing.
Seton Hall's president, Msgr. Robert Sheeran, made a pointed response to the criticism: "Today, I want to make a simple but important distinction.
His food is simple, but not simple.
