Sentence examples for complicity that from inspiring English sources

It's this exceptional evocation of complicity that makes the passages about physical frailty so moving.

This is just the sort of complicity that must stop if conflict diamonds are to be curbed and a proper market established.

The performers in "Painted Bird" often point fingers at the audience, invoking a complicity that should come as a surprise to no one.

Other papers, including The New York Times, reported executive and police complicity that gave the lie to the company's "few bad apples" explanation.

As the US experience has demonstrated, secrecy progressively unwinds and, in the end, the public may well see the complicity that leads to abuse and torture.

The results, he says, are "deeply depressing"."Das Amt" continues a "widening of the sphere of complicity" that marks Germany's drawn-out reckoning with its past, says David Art, a political scientist at Tufts University in Massachusetts.

I suspect it was a result of a deepening understanding of the second world war, and the evidence of French crimes and complicities that arose from documentaries such as The Sorrow and the Pity.

If fiction casts a spell, essays exert a complicity, one that the writer must protect.

Perhaps the gravest torture case involving British complicity is that of Ethiopian-born Binyam Mohamed.

"Accusations of complicity in that mass murder from responsible authorities are a grave matter," they wrote.

They have no doubt of his complicity and that he himself put together the crude explosive.