Sentence examples for but implicated from inspiring English sources

He is appalled by their bitterness but implicated in their past and drawn to them as if they were vampires.

One of the witnesses was a self-confessed crackhead who all but implicated himself in the crime.

In police hands, Mr. Chen not only confessed to a role in the killings but implicated more than a dozen of his fellow villagers.

Instead, I think the piece should feel as if it's us in the audience who are the heroes and heroines who are not just depicted but implicated in the symphony's drama.

So I idly wander to Channel 5 and "The Situation", who is camper than Clary and sprayed so orange he sometimes resembles the devil, is comforting Danica who is outraged that people could believe that asking people to buy her things with the unsaid but implicated (and unfulfilled) promise of sex would make her a hooker.

In the phenomenon soon known as Post-Minimalism, all kinds of artists his age were applying Minimalist tenets — Donald Judd's notion of composition being "just one thing after another," for example — in ways that favored repetition but implicated afresh the body, materials and life itself.

Oppenheimer gave yet another account of the espionage effort, making no mention of his brother, but implicating others, including Haakon Chevalier, a Berkeley professor of French who, Oppenheimer said, served as an intermediary in the Soviet initiative.

But implicating is not itself inferring.

It pertains not simply to how extensive ideology is, but implicates directly a theory about the nature of language.

The 2011 anti-immigrant legislative agenda sought to not only marginalize and criminalize undocumented persons but implicate their citizen family members.

These data do not exclude a role for cAMP and low levels of pCREB were present in the striosomes but implicate an activity-dependent MEF-like pathway as a gatekeeper.