Every time the earth trembles along one of Turkey's fault lines, there is fierce finger-pointing that exposes the deep fissures in Turkish society.
Their goal is to avoid receiving a legal brief in the mail typed out with Mr. Bolick's fierce right finger.
But then I snipped Kieran's umbilical cord and took him in my arms, and he stared up at me, not even surprised, and held my finger with the fierce grip that kept his simian ancestors from plummeting to the forest floor, and I whispered that I'd never let him go — and I never will.
There, a sniper shot off one of her fingers during a fierce firefight.
It has led to finger-pointing and fierce exchanges among the Republican rivals but could prove to be a clarifying moment in the still-unsettled race.
The finger-pointing and fierce exchanges that have animated the Republican presidential race may violate Ronald Reagan's often-cited, yet rarely followed, 11th Commandment to avoid speaking ill of fellow Republicans.
My scene partner and I were too far to hear what the notes were, but when "Action!" was called again, the Polish man's eyes widened into a trance, and he began spit-whispering a fierce incantation, his sausage-like fingers tracing some ancient spell in the air at the woman seated across from him.
"The reaction here was fierce, just a tremendous amount of finger-pointing and yelling and screaming," Dyke recently told me.
JERUSALEM — A fierce debate broke out in Israel on Monday amid finger pointing and hand wringing over the country's refusal to permit the linguist Noam Chomsky, an icon of the American left, to enter the occupied West Bank from Jordan.
As fingers fly, smart arrangements create shifting moods: fierce and yearning, lighthearted and melancholy.
He did his teaching at high decibels, punctuating it with two fingers against his prominent teeth, emitting a fierce whistle that cut through a noisy gym, striking fear in his players.
