Sentence examples for being incriminated from inspiring English sources

"I was being incriminated for a photograph that I hadn't even circulated.

Not all rioters thought this way, however; some threw their BlackBerrys away after the riots for fear of being incriminated.

The second rule — no taking of photos — prevented Republican visitors from being incriminated by possible Fascist spies during the war.

Newer viruses are still being discovered and those that are already known are being incriminated in the aetiology of clinical conditions with hitherto unknown causes.

To put it another way, she is safe not only from being incriminated by her own words, but also from the words of others.

Mr. Wahid, on an overseas tour, said this week that General Wiranto, the coordinating minister for political and security affairs, should step down after being incriminated in a report on atrocities last year in East Timor when it was still under Indonesian control.

The Tudjman regime had been incriminated.

Furthermore, different intracellular mechanisms have been incriminated in their production.

All were incriminated in different ways and with varying success.

If a reaction occurs, the allergen is incriminated without hesitation.

Dogs are the main reservoir but other new reservoirs have recently been incriminated.