Sentence examples for complicity in creating from inspiring English sources

At any rate, what was shocking, and inexcusable to me, was The Times's complicity in creating the Park Avenue Princess narrative: I mean, of all the photos taken, were the ones of the perfectly groomed Kuczynski next to the lovely but bovine surrogate really the most representative of the text?

Labour parties around the world have long been experiencing an identity crisis: they are divided between their complicity in creating a neoliberal society, their adoption of Keynesian responses to the global financial crisis and the ideological opposition to neoliberalism among their ranks (in the form of, for example, Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders).

We need to deal with our complicity in creating the mess, and work towards making it right.

Now that people are finally paying attention, many of Cosby's past enablers have shared regretful accounts of their complicity in creating and enforcing his alleged victims' silence.

Rather, it's that seeing trans sex workers as innocent requires legislators and the public to confront their complicity in creating and maintaining the oppressive conditions that drive trans people, especially trans women of color, into the sex industry in the first place.

The fact is, there may not be a good short-term solution to a situation that has gotten so out of hand that people are describing it in terms of Frankenstein monster, but what we need to face is our complicity in creating that monster.

Given the complicity of Congress and the elites in creating this situation, Roubini is, if anything, too optimistic about the likely results.

Ivan Krastev, a Bulgarian analyst, says that the real problem with corruption is the complicity it creates.

And if you're like the gentleman last night who copped out with "Well, I'm actually a libertarian" because that is somehow meant to encapsulate sympathy for my plight without bearing responsibility for complicity in the machinations that create it, you are an enormous asshole.

His rapport with the players created an elegant complicity in the exchanges between piano and woodwind, while the balance between the lilting siciliano rhythm of the F sharp minor Adagio and its extraordinary emotional profundity was also carefully achieved.

The absolute prohibition of torture is a cardinal principle of international law, and the UK has created specific offences that also cover complicity in torture, even when it happens abroad.