Sentence examples for blame pointing from inspiring English sources

The federal minister for Indigenous affairs, Nigel Scullion, has dismissed the blame, pointing to WA discussions around closing the communities from well before the funding agreements.

Gerard Piqué started another game on the bench, the finger of blame pointing his way when it is not his fault, and was sent to warm up, even as the third sub went on.

But Howes said it was not a day for apportioning blame, pointing fingers or "angry press conferences" and there was nothing the government could have done to stop the announcement.

Campaigners said high private-sector rents and cuts to housing benefits were largely to blame, pointing to figures showing that the largest single cause of homelessness - cited in 29 per cent of cases accepted by councils - was the loss of an assured shorthold tenancy with a private landlord.

"High desertion rates in any company, battalion or division pointed to failures of command and logistics for which blame pointed to leaders as much as to the men who deserted," he says.

The finger of blame points to an obstacle different from the one the movie suggests: us.

If you want to point the finger of blame, point it at me".

The fingers of blame point in all directions.

The first option is selfish - avoid blame, point fingers, deny the problem exists and try to 'quiet' a noisy, unhappy constituency.

Sixteen years after hostilities ramped up in 1996, Congo remains awash in atrocities, the bloody fingers of blame point in all directions, and at the International Criminal Court (ICC) pleas of "not guilty" once again are ringing through the halls of justice.

Instead, fingers of blame are pointing at every Muslim everywhere.