Sentence examples for were less pointed from inspiring English sources
They used less interesting music — "Catalog" was to Radiohead, "Turbine Mines" (2004) to Vangelis's music for "Blade Runner" — but were less pointed about tuning in and out of it.
The result is less pointed than "Dragons".
Local reporters' questions often are less pointed.
Some appeals are less pointed, yet intriguing.
Usually, demands on the industry are less pointed.
There was less pointed advocacy in the artists' sets, and in some cases less was better.
Other settings are less pointed but take on an unexpected relevance or lend an intriguing tension.
The criticism of Dearlove is less pointed than that of Scarlett.
"Conspirata" is less pointed than that, the political stratagems it recounts so rococo and dastardly they would make Karl Rove quiver and James Carville blush.
Ed is a good broadcaster because he is wonderfully himself on air; and with that slightly plummy, mellifluous voice and a thoughtful, occasionally discursive, manner, he can lull some interviewees into thinking his questions are less pointed than they are.
She also mentioned leaving Ben Gazzara for Rock Hudson, but her explanation in her Carlyle show — "He talked me out of it" — was less pointed than what she told the audience in "Elaine Stritch at Liberty": "You know what a bad decision that turned out to be".
