finger-pointing

[ fing-ger-poin-ting ]

noun

1. the imputation of blame or responsibility.

Example Sentences

After the most recent Avicii meltdown, an avid finger-pointing game has gone wild on the Web.

From The Daily Beast

Calls to slaughter Muslims followed by finger-pointing at Obama and gun-control activists.

From The Daily Beast

And I thought, ‘You know, finger pointing, finger painting, and finger printing are all just one letter apart.’

From The Daily Beast

And that kind of finger-pointing explains why the sequester story will soon fade from the headlines.

From The Daily Beast

The resignation-dismissal of the respected Palestinian Prime Minister has provoked plenty of finger-pointing.

From The Daily Beast

It was from the church over in the town,—the big white church with the long finger pointing at the sky.

From Project Gutenberg

My eyes followed his finger pointing through the far arched doorway to the control room.

From Project Gutenberg

So windless was the air that the smoke remained like some solemn upraised finger pointing from earth to heaven.

From Project Gutenberg

The whip should be held with the first finger pointing up the stick, and the lash under the second finger.

From Project Gutenberg

His long nose pointed accusingly toward Harper, like a finger pointing out a criminal.

From Project Gutenberg