Sentence examples for are as complicit from inspiring English sources

Not all of his characters are as complicit as Nazi prison guards or the people who unwittingly love them, but it's difficult for this German writer to use his country as a neutral background for private lives.

"It's a static, rigid, managed world in which you and I are as complicit as those who manage us".

Senators and Members of Congress, many of whom are as complicit as the above-mentioned companies in the bankrupting of America, are now playing to the crowd, sponsoring bills to tax back the billions in bonuses and "retention" payments made to executives at companies receiving government funds above a certain threshold.

Democrats are as complicit as the right in locking up brown people at home and blowing up brown people abroad.

Republicans are as complicit in this policy failure as Democrats.

"It is not just about one man… It is an issue of governance; it's an issue of ensuring all the communities have some say in Syria's future, and there are people at the top of the regime who are as complicit [as Assad] in crimes against humanity".

I hid in the crowd, feeling like an observer, though I suppose I was as complicit as anyone.

The reality is - and this isn't news - many fisheries aren't managed effectively, and EU nations have been as complicit as any in prioritising the continuing supply of fish into their markets without adequate attention to ecological sustainability or to the problems it causes communities in developing countries.

Haneke points the burden of culpability at the audience, for being as complicit as the white bourgeois characters he creates – arguably, mirror images of his target audiences.

Hurd was as complicit in Angelo's dismissal as Hanie.

For this reason I argue that the Christian church was as complicit in the atrocity of enslavement and the advance of white supremacy as any other party; and as result the contemporary Christian church must take responsibility for helping right the wrongs that it helped perpetuate in US society and culture.