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Fingered in sentence

15 examples of Fingered in a sentence

What texting is, despite the fact that it involves the brute mechanics of something that we call writing, is fingered speech.
That's what we're seeing in this fingered speech.
Screenwriters Peter Viertel, Joan Harrison, and (of all people) Dorothy Parker enable director Alfred Hitchcock to expound on what may have been his favorite movie theme: innocent man, wrongly fingered for crime, takes it on the lam.
Not as mind-numbingly awful as say "Freddy Got Fingered" or "Lost Reality", but that in NO way is an endorsement in ANY way, sense or form.
Prior to watching "Dahmer," I thought no movie could be worse than "Freddy Got Fingered."
Valdez ends up killing the innocent man and desires all who fingered him to pay for the man's pregnant squaw to have passage home.
The system, of course, raises civil liberty issues, but seems to work perfectly, that is until Anderton is fingered for a murder.
Really, I thought that I had seen it all when I saw movies like "Freddy Got Fingered", "The Nutty Professor 2" and all those teenage comedies full of toilet humor and humor about other bodily functions.
His expression of “contrition” may provide some relief that the key culprit has been fingered, but it brought the sealing of the well no closer.
Wilson is fingered as the originator of “progressivism,” which in turn, is – believe it or not – also identified as the point of origin of Nazism and Bolshevism.
Last month, it added five companies (four in China, and another in the US but representing a Chinese outfit) to its list of those fingered for assisting Iran's weapons program and thus banned from doing business with American companies.
Outsiders – foreign merchants and soldiers – as well as the marginalized poor were fingered as the culprits.
The boar, although stone dead, frightened the younger boys; they fingered his tusks.
Mr. Dobbins fingered his book absently for a while, then took it out and settled himself in his chair to read!Tom shot a glance at Becky.
She took off her hat and her velvet cloak and threw them on the bed, then let herself drop into a great armchair beside the fire, which she kept till the very beginning of summer, and said to me as she fingered her watch-chain:"Well, what news have you got for me?""None, except that I ought not to have come to-night."