Encara no tenim significats per a "point an accusing".
1One must control the reflex to point an accusing finger at Pakistan.
2Besides, he was too fast to point an accusing finger at you.
3Sodden and sentimental, yet eager to raise a hand and point an accusing finger at unbelievers?'
4The stolen cup seemed to point an accusing finger at him; and he ate little, and talked less.
5The New Yorker, August 5, 2002 P. 51 Let us all point an accusing finger at Mr. Latour.
6It occurred to me that the word the colonists had carved into that tree-Croatoan-might not have been intended to point an accusing finger.
7And "Neither Half of Rome," though it point an accusing finger, would pause for a moment as it passed him by.
8Your private life not only needs to be clean, but there must be no public act at which any one can point an accusing finger.
9Suddenly Cherry gave a scream, and pointed an accusing finger at Loveday.
10Bad luck she has brought us, snarled the girl, pointing an accusing finger.
11He spoke quietly, and pointed an accusing finger at Captain Dickerson.
12Old Mother Nature pointed an accusing finger at Bobby Coon.
13Then her right arm rose and she pointed an accusing finger at George Engersol.
14Only Phillipe had pointed an accusing finger: at Lewis himself.
15Megsie got up and pointed an accusing finger at Celia.
16Bloody-faced, eyes burning with hatred, she pointed an accusing finger.
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