Sentence examples for by incriminating from inspiring English sources
In the Cheung Son case, they say, they have now arrested several suspects, to whom they were apparently led by incriminating photographs of the hijackers revelling on deck.
A further series of reports based on the files reveal: A single star informer at the base won his freedom by incriminating at least 123 other prisoners there.
Robin Wright is drawn and dignified in the martyrish role, and you believe in her heart-torn response as Aiken attempts to rescue her, late in the day, by incriminating her son.
In an attempt to "wake up" from real life, Mal committed suicide, and tried desperately to persuade Cobb to do so too by incriminating him in her death.
If mnemonic control is possible under conditions of exceedingly strong and subjectively unexpected retrieval cues however, it raises the possibility that guilty suspects motivated to conceal their knowledge may be able to suppress brain activity elicited by incriminating probes during memory testing and hence elude detection.
In the prisoner's dilemma, two criminal accomplices in separate cells are given the option to either cooperate with police by giving incriminating information about the other prisoner or cooperate with their fellow criminal by staying silent.
Husbands discover wives' infidelity by spotting incriminating e-mails on a shared computer.
In Nix, supra, police officers violated a defendant's Sixth Amendment right by eliciting incriminating statements from him after he invoked his right to counsel.
David Faulkner, the F.B.I. agent, testified that the former agency employee, Ronald Pelton, was determined not to "hang himself" by making incriminating statements.
Confronted by apparently incriminating internal emails about his paper's behaviour, he told a grave Lord Justice Leveson: "When you look back at all this, it's terrible".
But when Mr. Shakur showed up in court for his double murder trial, he was confronted by an incriminating statement that Mr. Scarcella swore he had taken from him.
