Pointed in sentence

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They channeled their infinitely justifiable offense and came to me with pointed questions tempered with kindness and humor.

I felt every stare, every giggle, every pointed finger, not the finger, but every pointed finger, and I hated it.

As the English philosopher Thomas Hobbes pointed out all the way back in 1642, that's because the mere act of disagreement is offensive.

In the third act of "Swan Lake," the Black Swan pulls off a seemingly endless series of turns, bobbing up and down on one pointed foot and spinning around, and around, and around 32 times.

Here was a man who pointed to the number tattooed on a survivor's arm and said, "How much money have you made from having that number tattooed on your arm?"

I rushed to the nurse's office, and because I couldn't talk, I just pointed at my mouth.

And not only was he familiar with stoicism, but he pointed out, for all of his most important decisions, his inflection points, when he stood up for his principles and ethics, how he had used stoicism and something akin to fear-setting, which blew my mind.

But before the dwarves could have their due, clever Loki pointed out that they had won the rights to his head, but not his neck, and thus had no right to cut it.

And one of the things Laurie Garrett pointed out, and others have, is that a society that doesn't have people of working age is in real trouble.

ST: Yeah, and that's an issue, and it's a big issue, and it was pointed out yesterday morning by several guest speakers.

It seems to me that we’re all pointed in the wrong direction.

There I am, walking past the guard gate and the guard stops and says, "Pasaporte, pasaporte," and with an M16 pointed at me.

CA: And so when we think of a black hole, you think of these huge rays jetting out of it, which are pointed directly in our direction.

Rods of hemoglobin cause the cell to deform into a long, pointed sickle.

My wife pointed out to me that it will work better if I put both on at the same time because otherwise the whole thing will tip over.

Many of these crystals have signature shapes— take this cascade of pointed quartz, or this pile of galena cubes.

So the signature shape of a quartz crystal is a six-sided column with pointed tips.

And I had recently discovered a bomb shelter in the backyard of a house I had bought in LA that the real estate person hadn't pointed out.

Some of the shapes are all based on circles, like the O, D and C, or others have this pointed apex of the triangle.

He pointed to the sky and said, "Our bodies are all we have."

I heard astronaut Joe Allen explain how he had to learn everything he could about his life support system and then do everything he could to take care of his life support system; and then he pointed to this and he said, "Life support system."

Sometimes, they're like that scene from the Eddie Murphy movie "Best Defense," playing out in reality, where they tested out a machine gun-armed robot, and during the demonstration it started spinning in a circle and pointed its machine gun at the reviewing stand of VIPs.

Actually as was pointed out earlier, we forget about all the struggle there was in getting there.

One day she pointed me to an advertisement for a face wash, which claimed that the polluting particles lodged deeply in our skin could be miraculously washed off.

And so I do like something which is pointed, not blunt, something which is focused on reality, something that has the power, through its leverage, to transform even a very small space.

And with the known physics etc, it's something actually which has been pointed out by Frank Drake, many years ago, and Shklovsky.

And the half a turn is halfway between the six pointed stars.

We invest in the outcome, and as I've just pointed out, the outcome is frequently different from what we would like, and sometimes the diametric opposite of what we would like.

He pointed at the algae.

And then the surgeon pointed out, with a lot of anger, he said, "Why is it?

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