pointedly in A Sentence

Pointedly, pa·rou·siʹa means“ presence.”.

Pointedly, he asks her name again.

Pointedly, sport centers on these very concerns.

Then he Pointedly asked them.

Pointedly, what is represented by the dragnet of the parable?

And Pointedly ask everyone to wash their hands before meals.

As such it is a derogatory word coined Pointedly with.

Rotherham's translation Pointedly states:“ I Will Become whatsoever I please.”.

The bodies of the dead were Pointedly sent to the capital.

God tells us Pointedly:“ Return evil for evil to no one.

Secondly, you Pointedly said that you were granting the exceptions to eight jurisdictions.

The Bible Pointedly tells us that“ the scene of this world is changing.”.

Then she asked me Pointedly, are you on our side or on theirs?

He did answer some questions but very Pointedly avoided answering just as many.

A Slate article appeared on November 9 entitled, quite Pointedly,"Romney never saw it coming.".

Ruled from a city Pointedly christened the Second Rome, it remained the greatest power of its day.

Justice Khanna Pointedly demanded:”Life is also mentioned in Article 21 and would Government argument extend to it also?”?

Second, except in reference to the attack in Benghazi, Romney Pointedly avoids mention of Islam, Islamism, or jihad.

Were the Israeli-Palestinian issue resolved tomorrow, he Pointedly continued,"we would still face the enormous threat of radical Islamic extremism.".

The new politics Pointedly asks whether the rudderless ship of social democracy can survive the rough seas of our age.

Pal also Pointedly criticized the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by USA and compared them with Nazi crimes.

As a major research institution, we are dedicated to teaching you how to think logically, argue Pointedly and express yourself clearly.

Pointedly, because of their undivided support of Jesus' brothers, the sheep inherit a place in the earthly realm of his Kingdom.

But now he Pointedly says:“ You are from your father the Devil, and you wish to do the desires of your father.”.

More Pointedly, Beka 13 said,"I love when scientists assume that the level of education correlates directly to the level of intelligence"(we're idiots!)!

Their pain is acute, usually lasting most Pointedly for a few days to a few weeks but then begins to subside.

Or more Pointedly, guilty about the impacts of energy, from coal sludge to Deepwater Horizon to the climate to monitoring spent nuclear fuel for a thousand years.

So Moscow was more careful for the February meeting, broadening outreach by inviting India, Iran, Afghanistan and most regional stakeholders while Pointedly excluding the United States and NATO.

Earhart's ideas on marriage were liberal for the time as she believed in equal responsibilities for both breadwinners and Pointedly kept her own name rather than being referred to as"Mrs. Putnam".

Amelia's ideas on marriage were liberal for the time as she believed in equal responsibilities for both"breadwinners" and Pointedly kept her own name rather than being referred to as Mrs. Putnam.

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pointedly in A Sentence

Pointedly, pa·rou·siʹa means“ presence.”.

Pointedly, he asks her name again.

Pointedly, sport centers on these very concerns.

Then he Pointedly asked them.

Pointedly, what is represented by the dragnet of the parable?

And Pointedly ask everyone to wash their hands before meals.

As such it is a derogatory word coined Pointedly with.

Rotherham's translation Pointedly states:“ I Will Become whatsoever I please.”.

The bodies of the dead were Pointedly sent to the capital.

God tells us Pointedly:“ Return evil for evil to no one.

Secondly, you Pointedly said that you were granting the exceptions to eight jurisdictions.

The Bible Pointedly tells us that“ the scene of this world is changing.”.

Then she asked me Pointedly, are you on our side or on theirs?

He did answer some questions but very Pointedly avoided answering just as many.

A Slate article appeared on November 9 entitled, quite Pointedly,"Romney never saw it coming.".

Ruled from a city Pointedly christened the Second Rome, it remained the greatest power of its day.

Justice Khanna Pointedly demanded:”Life is also mentioned in Article 21 and would Government argument extend to it also?”?

Second, except in reference to the attack in Benghazi, Romney Pointedly avoids mention of Islam, Islamism, or jihad.

Were the Israeli-Palestinian issue resolved tomorrow, he Pointedly continued,"we would still face the enormous threat of radical Islamic extremism.".

The new politics Pointedly asks whether the rudderless ship of social democracy can survive the rough seas of our age.

Pal also Pointedly criticized the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by USA and compared them with Nazi crimes.

As a major research institution, we are dedicated to teaching you how to think logically, argue Pointedly and express yourself clearly.

Pointedly, because of their undivided support of Jesus' brothers, the sheep inherit a place in the earthly realm of his Kingdom.

But now he Pointedly says:“ You are from your father the Devil, and you wish to do the desires of your father.”.

More Pointedly, Beka 13 said,"I love when scientists assume that the level of education correlates directly to the level of intelligence"(we're idiots!)!

Their pain is acute, usually lasting most Pointedly for a few days to a few weeks but then begins to subside.

Or more Pointedly, guilty about the impacts of energy, from coal sludge to Deepwater Horizon to the climate to monitoring spent nuclear fuel for a thousand years.

So Moscow was more careful for the February meeting, broadening outreach by inviting India, Iran, Afghanistan and most regional stakeholders while Pointedly excluding the United States and NATO.

Earhart's ideas on marriage were liberal for the time as she believed in equal responsibilities for both breadwinners and Pointedly kept her own name rather than being referred to as"Mrs. Putnam".

Amelia's ideas on marriage were liberal for the time as she believed in equal responsibilities for both"breadwinners" and Pointedly kept her own name rather than being referred to as Mrs. Putnam.

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