Sentence examples for It incriminates from inspiring English sources
Self-revelation in a dramatic monologue is usually inadvertent, and part of the reader's uncomfortable fun is that it incriminates the speaker without his knowledge.
Ghinwa, with a shock of black curls and a supply of long, thin cigarettes, added: "The more there are delays, the more it incriminates those who encouraged those delays". The origins of the feud stretch back to 1979 and the epochal event that traumatised Pakistan's political psyche and, ultimately, split the Bhutto clan.
First he negotiated with Christie's, which was cooperating in a government investigation; then he offered to settle with Sotheby's if it incriminated its rival.
In early fall, when he was pleading innocence, Woghin sent Wachtell, Lipton 23 boxes of material, much of it incriminating.
It could incriminate them, but more importantly it will make them look stupid.
Translocation is at the core of in situ management of rhinoceros metapopulation and yet it is incriminated as a disease inducer besides its inherent role in the spread of pathogens.
Testimony demanded of a witness may be very private indeed, but unless it is incriminating and protected by the Amendment or unless protected by one of the evidentiary privileges, it must be disclosed.' Maness v. Meyers, 419 U.S. 449, 473474, 95 S.Ct.
Jackson argues that it is incriminating that Willingham did not suffer from severe carbon-monoxide poisoning.
"We don't think it's incriminating because we don't think anything wrong happened here".
A border search was ordered on Taimanov's return, and it proved incriminating.
AULETTA: I'm not going to answer, on the grounds that it may incriminate me.
