finger-pointing

[ fing-ger-poin-ting ]

noun

1. the imputation of blame or responsibility.

Example Sentences

The solution is not recriminations, finger-pointing, and hand-wringing but structural change.

From Salon

In the finger-pointing that naturally follows a stunning loss, a handful of Democratic officials and operatives are putting the blame squarely on Joe Biden.

From Salon

But soul-searching over where she went wrong and what else she could have done will likely take longer as Democrats begin finger-pointing and raising questions about the future of the party.

From BBC

But ironically, those are some of the finger-pointing themes that he has regularly raised as part of the Trump campaign.

From BBC

Then, as Trump fumed, she said that the American people want to move beyond “finger-pointing”.

From BBC