| It seeks to stand completely independent of subjective pointedness but remains aesthetically acute and functionally precise. |
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| It is also written in excruciatingly careful prose, belying the pointedness of its conclusions. |
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| The arrow-like pointedness of jealousy is transmuted into efficient action. |
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| It wasn't good, but it had a pacing, a vocal projection and a pointedness that wholly surpassed hers. |
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| His choice of something other than Wimbledon seemed to have a certain pointedness. |
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| I interpreted the first shape component as wing pointedness. |
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| It worked too because of the sheer pointedness of the emotional appeal. |
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| What these hearings offered instead were intelligent questions, a refusal to be snookered by witnesses, and a kind of understated pointedness that was more effective than a dozen angry diatribes. |
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