US /pɔɪnt ðə ˈfɪŋɡɚ/
・UK /pɔint ðə ˈfɪŋɡə/
When problems arise and crimes occur, unfortunately, it can sometimes be easier and even safer to point the finger at a fictional being.
Unfortunately, it can sometimes be easier and even safer to point the finger at a fictional being.
When we end a relationship, we really want to point the finger and say, "Look what you've done.
When we end a relationship, we really want to point the finger and say you know, “look what you’ve done, look how you’ve hurt me, look… that I am the victim.”
Jenny Osmond knocks down the free pie give credit to tyloo and the job he's done. She was very easy to point the finger and
It was very easy to point the finger and, and, and stop leading when people were questioning him.
And the reason why is because when you're scared and you're afraid and you're jealous and you're overwhelmed with emotion, it is so much easier to point the finger at other people.
you are overwhelmed with emotions, it is so much easier to point the finger at other people.
And a lot of people point the finger at social media for this decline.
And a lot of people point the finger at social media for this decline.
They don't look at themselves and point the finger at them.
They don't look at themselves and point the finger at me.
And so the United States, by launching an unprovoked attack on Iran in a way that many international lawyers would say is wholly in breach of international law, means that it's harder for the United States to point the finger at Russia and say, "Look, what you've done in Ukraine is wrong." So those arguments will ensue.
And so the United States, by launching an unprovoked attack on Iran in a way that many international lawyers would say is wholly in breach of international law, means that it's harder for the United States to point the finger at Russia and say, look, what you've done in Ukraine is wrong.
When you throw in this phrase in a group when you yourself are not confronted, it can imply you're ready to point the finger at someone else or if you did have a bit of fault in this situation, it means you aren't taking accountability for what you've done.
When you throw in this phrase in a group when you yourself are not confronted, it can imply you're ready to point the finger at someone else.
Rather than looking for people to point the finger at or waiting for someone else to come fix his problem, he took responsibility for the situation at hand and helped develop a proactive movement around the tenets of nonviolence, non-cooperation with evil, unity, and love.
Rather than looking for people to point the finger at, or waiting for someone else to come fix his problem, he took responsibility for the situation at hand and helped develop a proactive movement around the tenets of nonviolence, non-cooperation with evil, unity, and
They point the finger back at you and will gaslight you to keep you submissive to them.
They point the finger back at you and will gaslight you to keep you submissive to them.