Sentence examples for has pointed a from inspiring English sources
To encourage compromise, Congress has pointed a pistol at its own head.
United Nations officials have been circumspect in blaming any specific party for the disappearance of the bombs, but Israel has pointed a finger at Hamas.
David Cameron has pointed a finger of suspicion at the Liberal Democrats in the row over who leaked a memo alleging that Nicola Sturgeon wanted to see him remain prime minister.
They are correct, inasmuch as Mr Bush has pointed a pistol at the head of the Iraqi dictator, and given every impression of being eager to pull the trigger.
Duch, who has become a born-again Christian, has admitted his part in the killings and has pointed a finger at Mr. Nuon Chea, saying in an interview in 1999, "Nuon Chea, he was the principal man for the killings".
Research has pointed a decisive finger at living in cities, drug use, poverty, migration, traumatic experiences in childhood and later negative events such as being the victim of an assault.
