Sentence examples for specific pointed from inspiring English sources

Most touch acts are surreptitious or subconscious or quietly social, but sexual touching is sought, specific, pointed in desire, and enormous in consequence.

All of these design features may be used to target specific regions of actin and to mimic features of natural ABPs, in this case specific pointed end binders.

And that doesn't mean that I don't subscribe to the specifics of pointed feet and point shoes.

When you actually talk with a reference, you can ask specific and pointed questions about how the candidate demonstrated various EI competencies.

"He asked specific and pointed questions not only about Israel but about the composition of the roster and whether the team would be more effective playing zone or man," Brainis said.

Friends of Bakaev questioned the legitimacy of the video narrative however, stating that the language used in relation to the timing of his supposed departure for Germany was strangely and uncharacteristically specific and pointed to other staged or scripted elements to its production.

As for Scrooge's physical appearance, Dickens is fairly specific, mentioning a pointed nose, reddened eyes, thin lips and a "frosty rime" on his head, eyebrows and chin.

Passing a resolution condemning "all hate" in response to a specific instance of pointed anti-Semitism, especially in the midst of an undeniable and disturbing upswing in anti-Semitic attacks both globally and nationally, is like passing a resolution that "all lives matter" in response to police violence against black men; it says the exact opposite of what it purports to say.

A resembling intuition may be used for the lower approximation after searching those individuals that certainly have a specific property when pointed relations with contradictions.

Porter wrote about the convention in the Observer yesterday and our blogs here on Cif over the next couple of weeks are designed to try to illustrate, in as pointed and specific way as possible, what existing legislation now allows.

But several years later, as the same old questions become more pointed and specific, Chesky's vague responses come off as evasive.