Sentence examples for sound pointed from inspiring English sources

Instead the Fingers, Inc sound pointed towards deep house, even the druggy ambience of acid.

Those contributors who take the Labour whip have been careful to avoid phrases that might sound pointed in hostility at the leadership.

But, as Sight & Sound points out, making the figures stack up has to be a priority.

Some academics insist that the system is generally sound, pointing out that in the half-dozen high-profile cases where plagiarism was found, the doctoral degree was ultimately retracted.

Internet-based educators are seeking to convince the board, and the public, that their virtual laboratories are educationally sound, pointing out that their students earn high scores on the A.P. exams.

His widow – how odd that word sounds – pointed out where she would like his plot.

The Armory puts the piece in an environment you can walk through, with different sounds pointing in different directions in the hall.

This is technically a sound point.

Karl Smith makes some sound points regarding why the rally since August is a rational and healthy response to new easing.

Sesay makes a sound point in her introduction about literary forerunners paving the way for younger authors.

Ms. Jacobs had a sound point to make: society and art represent different systems of meaning and value.