Sentence examples for culprit someone from inspiring English sources

Of course, having a culprit, someone to take the brunt of your anger, is an open door, a chance to temporarily escape your suffering.

In the absence of other direct testimony implicating Lee in soliciting or receiving bribes, the defense tried to portray Beavers as the real culprit, someone who was running his own extortion operation.

"Of course, having a culprit, someone to take the brunt of your anger, is an open door, a chance to temporarily escape your suffering," Leiris writes, of the terrorists who took his wife.

The police assumed that the culprit was someone lost in a religious fervor — there were several other churches nearby — or a homosexual, because Wilson had been raped anally.

Workmen were sent to clear the "piles of meat-eating piranhas", and speculated that the culprit "was someone who became bored of their pet fish and decided to get rid of them by flushing them away".

The art was so far beneath ground anthropologists assumed the artists never intended it for public display, so perhaps the urinating culprit was someone who felt the content providers should be punished for failing to monetise their work as part of a free-market economy?

So if you're going to pick the asshole, the most immediate culprit is someone's immediate boss.

Cook believes the culprit wanted someone to find the animals for some reason.

The culprit is probably someone who resents the creeping Anglicisation of this part of France.

Many now suspect that the culprit could be someone who wants to embarrass the interior minister, Yuri Kravchenko, over the police bumbling on the case.

The culprit "must have been someone with a plan," Sing for Hope's director, Emily Walsh, told City Room on Wednesday.