Sentence examples for She implicates from inspiring English sources
She implicates Brexit while saluting the people of Istanbul with a cry of: "We can't separate ourselves from the great human family", injects a grief-stricken spoken-word tribute about "little purple flowers" into a sombre cover of Prince's When Doves Cry, and dedicates Pissing in a River to birthday boy Julian Assange.
The song works so well because she implicates herself in the worst aspects of the fame industry.
The difference is that with (1) she implicates (3). 3. His being brave follows from his being English.
Implicature (conventional, conversational, particularized, generalized) Grice distinguished what the speaker says from what she implicates by an utterance.
Before dying, she implicated Carruth in notes to a nurse.
She implicated her husband after her arrest on Wednesday.
Calling on soldiers hiding nearby, the officer arrested the woman and the others she implicated.
In an interview with an Irish newspaper she implicated Gerry Adams, a leading Northern Irish politician, in Ms McConville's killing.
The actress Lynn Grant spoke at a memorial service for another victim and was told she would be put on the blacklist unless she implicated her husband as a communist.
They took her to St . Barnabas under questioning, she implicated herself in the jewelry store robbery, the authorities said, and she was charged with first-degree robbery, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing and other offenses.
As Ms. Potter sang the words "She's the beat of my heart, she's the shot of a gun/She'll be the end of me and nearly everyone," she implicated herself in the imminent disaster, suggesting that there is a vengeful part of "Mary" in everyone.
