Sentence examples for sort of pointy from inspiring English sources

They were odd, small and sort of pointy, and she was told there were no buds for permanent teeth behind most of her baby teeth.

Skewered with a thousand still, blue fjords and stacked with the sort of pointy, snow-topped mountains you do not often see, outside children's drawings, it is a huge and empty land inlaid with a host of scenic riches.

The sea change seems to have only taken a few weeks, but Will.i.am is now an inevitability of British life, a sort of pointy-haired Kenneth Widmerpool, a seemingly unstoppable character as likely to be found pronouncing Somerset towns to be dope as he is authoring a government report on medium-term fiscal consolidation.

Sometimes the most exciting moments in a scene -- the sort of pointiest moments -- will affect people.

(Turns out there are distinctively Tasmanian animals other than the notorious devil, including the bandicoot — "It has a little pointy face, pointy ears, a stripy back, and it sort of looks like a cross between a squirrel and a mini wallaby" — and the potoroo, "a miniature wallaby").

I am a big fan of pointy midheights at the moment.

Use the tip of pointy little scissors.

This works the best at the end of pointy shoes, just past where your toes reach.

Go for dress shoes with rounded or almond-shaped toes instead of pointy toes.

Draw a diamond shape but instead of pointy edges, make it softer with curved lines.

He is much more casually scruffy and unremarkable than his stage persona – less ginger, less theatrical, less pointy-looking – with the innocuous sort of face that blends effortlessly into crowds.