Sentence examples for that a pointed from inspiring English sources
Moreover, say that a pointed functor (Phi :C_cdot (k) rightarrow C_cdot (k)) is admissible if it sends quasiexact sequences to quasiexact sequences (note that (Phi ) is not required to be additive).
"I tend to find casual antisemitism like that more disturbing than a pointed joke, even a failed attempt at one.
That prompted a pointed response from Janko on Twitter.
The head is decorated with a helmetlike cap that has a pointed comb across the top.
Indeed, it is a view that is a pointed reminder of the history contained in the museum.
That provoked a pointed retort from the owner of the first shop, the Pulp and the Bean.
That seemed a pointed reference to Kenya, whose anti-doping organisation has repeatedly been ruled non-compliant by Wada.
A related article is on Page 22. "PEOPLE LIKE US: SOCIAL CLASS IN AMERICA" A documentary that takes a pointed, witty look at how class consciousness affects American life.
One group, Growth Energy, has blanketed the Metro subway station closest to the U.S. Capitol with ads that send a pointed message: "No beaches have been closed due to ethanol spills," they read, calling ethanol "America's clean fuel".
That was a pointed contrast to last week, when five days of often-abrupt cancellations began after the Aug. 12 announcement that faults had been found in a shock absorber bracket on Acela trains.
The administration's focus on China's quest for oil was signaled when it published a revised National Security Strategy last month, approved by Mr. Bush, that contained a pointed new entry about China.
