Sentence examples for a complicit one from inspiring English sources

Worse, Cameron and his government suggested that asking hard questions about evidence, international law, and what exactly a military attack could accomplish — the sort of inquiry missing before Iraq — was a cowardly, morally inferior response to the horrible pictures from Syria, even a complicit one: "A lot of the arguments over this could give succor to the régime," a spokesman for Cameron said.

As martyrs go, Mr. Rich is the happiest, most complicit one around.

Emily had met her daughter's eyes in the rearview mirror, a complicit glance between them, the levelheaded ones.

You become a complicit participant in a military expansionist agenda on the continent of Africa.

"This is a complicit act.

The two of you are working together in a complicit relationship.

Or is it a complicit smile — evidence that the whole video has been staged?

Otherwise, we too will have sold out on our humanity and become complicit in one of the crimes of modern history.

But at the United Nations headquarters in New York, diplomats are trying to delay the release of the new report because "there is a lot in there that makes us look complicit," admitted one United Nations official, who asked for anonymity because he said he could be punished for speaking candidly.

At the sentencing, Judge Moore, without excusing the Ramoses' actions, gently admonished the prosecutors not to devote the lion's share of their resources to the "occasional case that we see from time to time that this case represents" but, rather, to recognize that "others at a higher level of the fruit picking industry seem complicit in one way or another with how these activities occur".

Four years ago, many were complicit to one degree or another in the decision to invade, including a bipartisan majority in Congress and the governments of Britain and other members of the "coalition".