Sentence examples for supposedly pointed from inspiring English sources
In the end, a Blackwater guard "got on another one about the situation and supposedly pointed a weapon," the official said.
When he supposedly pointed to the stands to show where he was going to hit the next pitch, then did, the incident, allegory or fact, took on eternal life.
The raid was conducted late on Tuesday night, and Wescott a 29-year-old criminal mastermind previously arrested for driving without a license was apparently armed and supposedly pointed that weapon at police.
The word is probably derived from the German, and supposedly meant "tooth-like, pointed or jagged" (metallic zinc crystals have a needle-like appearance).
Point to its pointed teeth.
Challenged on his positions, he demurred on the most pointed attacks, repeatedly claiming not to remember the letters he supposedly refused to sign, and renouncing the statements he gave in the past, even as they were misquoted back to him.
Across the country, schoolchildren still cut out five-pointed stars using the pattern that Ross, a Philadelphia flag maker, supposedly invented.
In another pointed twist for the show, all three celebrities supposed to appear on the show supposedly end up dying moments before.
This narrative technique blunts some of the pointed barbs aimed at hypocrisy, especially of those in authority, and the sometimes base motives of supposedly respectable people and institutions.
His supposedly reckless pledge to chase down Osama bin Laden and his gang in Pakistan, without Pakistani permission if necessary, was a pointed rebuke of both Mrs. Clinton's and President Bush's misplaced fealty to our terrorist-enabling "ally," Pervez Musharraf.
