Sentence examples for culprit it seems from inspiring English sources

The culprit, it seems, was a software snag.

There's no single culprit, it seems.

It is not yet possible to identify a particular sector as the culprit but it seems more of a general slowdown.

Is it always obvious when past religious teachings are the culprit when it seems you just can't find contentment or intimacy with a man?

Knowledge Without Limits appears to be the culprit here, so it seems there are some things we could not know, even in principle.

But it is one thing to change the rules, or to "name and shame" culprits, quite another, it seems, to bring about change itself.

But it seems like the real culprit may be sheer busyness: On the day of the interview alone, Delevingne had to record dialogue for a movie, attend a fitting with Stella McCartney, go to a Fendi-store launch party, and have dinner with Karl Lagerfeld.

But no one, it seems, felt worse than the culprit, who agreed to an interview on Thursday on condition that he not be identified — for obvious reasons.

In all those cases, it seems far more likely that the culprits were coke-chancers as opposed to death dealers.

It seems as though Amazon has been the culprit of many product leaks in the last few months and now we're privy to the Pantech C810.

It seems that the grad student is the initial culprit; he was in a direct position to corrupt the data.