Sentence examples for Very implicated from inspiring English sources

Ever since his investigation into the mind of a murderer, L'Adversaire (The Adversary), came out in 2000, he has been occupied with revealing elements of his own life and others', exploring a type of "variable-geometry autobiography" in which he himself plays a part in his stories – not necessarily as the protagonist, but as "a narrator who is very present, very implicated".

All the same, Jesus's visibility is very much implicated in his sufferings.

She addresses the desire for certainty and the timeliness of doubt and concludes with a meditation on the intersection of aesthetics and ethics, arguing that ethical issues are very much implicated in aesthetic discourse.

Lamivudine is very rarely implicated while there are no similar reports with tenofovir.

In the contemporary world, the law is very often implicated in stabilizing scientific representations.

Indeed, lignin is very commonly implicated in the prevention of efficient polysaccharide hydrolysis in the cell walls of lignocellulosic materials.

This maladaptive attribution system created during psychosis is very often implicated permanently in the patient's experience, regardless of pharmacological blocking of excess dopamine [ 16].

TAK1 was very recently implicated in the regulation of AMPK activity in cells and in the heart, although the physiological conditions under which TAK1 regulates AMPK are unclear (Momcilovic et al. 2006; Xie et al. 2006) (Fig. 1).

"This could very well implicate our military forces in a full-blown civil war in Iraq.

The resolution of these issues may very well implicate ALJs and administrative proceedings across many federal agencies, and not just the SEC.

The very people he implicated — and who knew that he had — decided that his early departure and failure to answer the telephone constituted a psychiatric emergency.