Sentence examples for complicit said from inspiring English sources

"Bassioni's silence on this makes him look complicit," said prominent human rights defender Maryam Al Khawaja, whose father, sister, and 17 month-old nephew are in prison in Bahrain.

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"Silence keeps people complicit," says Angela Corica, a journalist who's received several death threats for reporting on mafia operations in her hometown.

If you were complicit, say you're sorry, too.

They were not only silent, but also complicit," she said.

"To do nothing in the face of pending disaster is to be complicit," Mr. Larson said.

"It's a very fine line between intimacy and acceptance, and being complicit," he said.

"This is a pseudo-democracy, in which the opposition is complicit," he said.

Even his own staff was complicit, Mr. Cross said; he discovered that four employees had been slipping unverified claims into stacks of papers that he signed.

"I don't believe that ABC would — if they knew that somebody had killed someone, I don't think they would be complicit," she said.

He declined to confirm that his long-term doctor, Michele Ferrari, was complicit and said he was a good person.