Sentence examples for eager to implicate from inspiring English sources

"It's no surprise I turned you in / 'Cause us traitors never win," she sings, eager to implicate herself, on "Getaway Car," a song about leaving one man for another.

Congressional Republicans, eager to implicate Democrats, initially blamed Senator Christopher J. Dodd, the Connecticut Democrat who heads the banking committee, for adding to the economic recovery package an amendment that cracked down on bonuses at companies getting bailout money, but that exempted bonuses protected by contracts, like A.I.G.'s.

(Thankfully, the album doesn't contain much of the cartoonish revenge-drama of its lead single, "Look What You Made Me Do," in which she says that the "old Taylor can't come to the phone right now. Why? Oh, 'cause she's dead"). "It's no surprise I turned you in / 'Cause us traitors never win," she sings, eager to implicate herself, on "Getaway Car," a song about leaving one man for another.

This has become something of a cottage industry for some left-wing activist groups, eager to implicate their political opponents in murder.

"But to implicate a maid.

You need to implicate someone.

Will Martoma try to implicate his former boss?

You have to implicate the audience.

This would seem to implicate the factory.

For instance, even though worried doctors and patients around the country were eager to know which product was implicated in the outbreak, officials waited several days to release the name of the New England Compounding Center, saying that to name the company could have compromised their investigation.

The Iranian government is eager to upgrade civilian airplanes — and Western companies that sell to Iran do extensive due diligence to make sure they won't be implicated in Iran's military endeavors.