Sentence examples for culprit not only from inspiring English sources

Here Jesus is setting the scene for his future betrayer to reveal himself, but we've already nailed the culprit: not only does Judas carry a conspicuously fat red purse, but his halo is black and crawling with bugs.

Ilya Yashin, Nemtsov's political ally, said: "The investigators are carrying out a political order to cover up the real culprits, not only the real mastermind but even the real organisers.

In this case, however, the culprit is not only the multilocus association model itself but also the sure independence screening used beforehand to reduce the number of markers: if the marginal correlation was computed by using the Gaussian phenotype instead of the binary, the final average correlation would be more consistent 0.51 instead of the now observed 0.49 (data not shown).

It's a rationalist's form, both for its faith in the evidence-based logic of investigation and in its promise that the culprit will be not only uncovered but explained, that the horror of violence will be made comprehensible with the revelation of a motive.

The culprits here are not only the securities firms that committed fraud, civil or criminal, but the Congress that seeks to protect the industry from appropriate scrutiny by refusing to provide an adequate budget for the S.E.C. which would allow it to properly monitor the industry and sue violators.

Identified culprits and suspects include not only pesticides in the food supply but also oestrogen in water, pollutants in the air, even mobile phones in pockets.

The culprit in this scheme is not only Mr. Madoff, but also the federal regulators who were absent from their duties to regulate the Madoff enterprise.

Now researchers have determined not only the culprit in a similar cosmic homicide but the casualty as well: a star rich in helium gas.

Thomas E. Stern Valbonne, France, Sept. 16, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "Judge Rejects a Settlement Over Bonuses" (front page, Sept. 15): It was a single person who insisted that some of the culprits in our financial calamity not only be identified but actually be held accountable.

By the end of the evening the hunters will not only uncover a culprit, chances are they will also discover the true goal of the search, an "accidental education" on the museum's treasures.

Mr Bush and other administration officials have repeatedly promised to go to war not only with the culprits, but with all those who harboured or helped them as well.