Sentence examples for clear finger from inspiring English sources

One American intelligence official, referring to the C.I.A. report, told me, "It points a clear finger at the Pakistanis.

2.13pm BST John Kerry, the US secretary of state, tells CNN that evidence "points a very clear finger at the separatists".

Secretary of State John Kerry is citing a mix of US intelligence and social media reports as evidence that he says "obviously points a very clear finger at the separatists".

Once the area is numb, use something (preferably your clean finger) to gently scoop or clear away the cream.

For reasons that are not clear, trigger finger affects more women than men.

Having played around with Lensa I can say its natural looking instant edits are pretty seductive — in that it's not immediately clear algorithmic fingers have gone in and done any polishing.

The 1967 Wigmore Hall recital attracted attention for the inclusion of two unfamiliar pieces – C P E Bach's Twelve Variations on the "Folies d'Espagne" – the critic of The Times commenting on her "clear and neat finger technique" – and Karamanov's Six Variations in B minor, which "also fell easily under Miss Smith's fingers".

Articles like "Losing Your Virginity" and "Why Your Breasts Aren't as Weird as You Think" were sprinkled liberally with of-the-moment slang — "daggy" — and bracketed asides and commentary from Ms. Pratt, who, it quickly became clear, had her finger on adolescents' fluttery pulse.

Reagan, as a coiner should, immediately provided the word-picture that made the meaning clear: "The accusing finger has been pointed in every direction of the compass, and a lot of time and hot air have been spent looking for scapegoats".

The glass roof turns opaque from clear at a finger tap's command.

The free fall of a cliff below is gouged with 15 caves that finger clear through the peninsula.