Sentence examples for should not be pointed from inspiring English sources

The Scotland defender Christophe Berra insists the finger of blame should not be pointed at Craig Levein following their World Cup qualifying defeat in Wales.

The finger of blame should not be pointed at the manager but solely at the players.

An area under the receiver operating characteristic curve of 0.577 955% confidence interval, 0.561 to 0.593) regarding the predictive validity for mortality found for the Berlin definition is abysmal, and should not be pointed to as progress.

During the mass at St Peter's, Francis made some mildly conciliatory noises, noting the Church should not be "pointing a finger in judgement of others, but… conscious of her duty to seek out and care for hurting couples with the balm of acceptance and mercy".

But people shouldn't be pointing their fingers at the unions".

"But fundamentally, you shouldn't be pointing it that way anyway".

"It also seems to me that one shouldn't be pointing out individuals, one should be pointing fingers at companies and saying perhaps these companies -- and government frankly -- the government should be leashing these companies and there should be more regulation," the actor said, growing passionate about the ills that still plague the financial sector.

But one place where the finger of blame should probably not be pointed is at America' s colleges and universities.

But McSorley said, with a tinge of defiance, that what he did as a player should not be the point, anyway.

Therefore, in acquisition discussions, this should not be a point of contention.

Birmingham City have "sufficient funds" to complete the 2014-15 seandn and should not be deducted points, the receivers of the club's parent company have told the Football League. .