Sentence examples for called complicit from inspiring English sources
Its abandonment was hailed as a victory by campaigners who claimed 20,000 signatures on a protest petition against what they called "complicit racism".
According to the theater's Web site (www.oldvictheatre.com), its first show of 2009 will be an original play by Joe Sutton called "Complicit," about a journalist facing a Supreme Court inquiry; it will be directed by Kevin Spacey, above, the artistic director of the Old Vic, and begin preview performances on Jan . 7before its official opening on Jan . 22
Aranguren et al. (2010) also highlight the importance of active learning process called "complicit knowledge" (ibid:49), revealing its uncodified nature and the proximity necessary to acquire it.
In mid-March, "Saturday Night Live" aired a faux-advertisement sketch for a perfume called "Complicit," with Scarlett Johansson impersonating Ivanka.
The year's first surge for the word was on March 12, after a "Saturday Night Live" sketch featuring Scarlett Johansson as Ivanka Trump in a perfume ad for a fictional scent called "Complicit".
If a religious group called Comcast complicit in hate speech for delivering content Internet users requested that they found blasphemous, what can Comcast do?
They called her complicit with the Trump administration.
On Good Friday, Francis chastised the international community for what he called the complicit silence about the killing of Christians.
Congress failed to pass a package of gun measures after the Sandy Hook school shooting, and Connecticut's two senators, Christopher S. Murphy and Richard Blumenthal, both Democrats, have called Congress "complicit" in such shooting deaths because of its inaction.
"I would definitely call him complicit in the assassination of Gandhi," he concludes.
But on Tuesday, Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in a statement that the United States government "has been noticeably absent, and its silence is deafening," calling Washington "complicit in compounding the crime".
