Sentence examples similar to with pointed one from inspiring English sources

Will the characters ever stop hurting one another with pointed one-liners?

He is a favorite on evening news programs like ABC's and on talk shows like PBS's DebatesDebates, where he delights in skewering Ross Perot, Pat Buchanan and fellow economists with pointed one-liners.

A lot of early exposition time is also used to explain the chicanery of Jafar (voice by Jonathan Freeman), the Sultan's evil vizier, whose chilling, bony features suggest a composite of Nancy Reagan (the animators have mentioned this as a deliberate reference, along with a more pointed one to Conrad Veidt in "The Thief of Bagdad") and Captain Hook.

The picture also includes brightly colored birds with pointed beaks, one pecking from a curved bush whose pointed petals suggest a ravenous set of jaws.

The remark was a pointed one.

Comedian (and occasional VICE contributor) Jake Fogelnest, the show's LA-based director who calls himself more of a "spiritual adviser," said that very likable members of the Not 27 Club can get away with shocking plot points since each one is supplemented with pointed commentary on life in the digital age.

Perhaps the oval ones and the pointed ones are simply two ends of a spectrum.

The lawyers I spoke with pointed to this as one of the fundamental problems in the defense of clients who may be mentally ill.

Highlighting the increasingly bitter relationship between secular Israelis and Shas, several motorized hang-gliders zoomed back and forth over the rally with pointed messages: "Cursed be the one who takes the bribes," said one banner, citing a verse from the Bible.

They step on toes with pointed heels.

It requires a lot of patience, and the willingness to spend hours with your camera pointed at one subject without knowing whether or not your photos will turn out until it's all said and done.