Sentence examples for very finger from inspiring English sources

In the Judeo-Christian traditions it commences with some of the most ancient texts of the Hebrew Bible, where for example, in Exodus, Moses receives on Mount Sinai the stone tablets of the law, inscribed with the finger of YHWH, specifically the very finger of God.

("They're very finger-like," Cavatorta says).

In fact, they're not very finger-friendly even with the standard 150% scaling.

(This may also explain why they're not officially called finger lakes — they're not very finger-like: drop a blob of paint on a canvas and you get a more accurate visual idea).

When Caithleen buys a bra, the shopgirl has a "pale, first communion voice" and "pale, pure, rosary-bead hands"; her very fingers seem ashamed to be holding "the flimsy black sinful garment".

Bergman 'pointed with his very long finger to a corner of the swimming-pool.

— Jeff Gordinier New York Cork Report: Turns out that very few Finger Lakes wine producers offer their rieslings in magnum bottles.

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

After Ms Rudd's speech it may well appear to the world that we are showing a very different finger.

During their talk, Bergman 'pointed with his very long finger to a corner of the swimming-pool.

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".