Sentence examples for felt implicated from inspiring English sources

They were aware of our crisis; they felt implicated.

But one didn't, and yet felt implicated in their muddles and disasters.

I felt implicated, which I usually do by any powerful work of art, but even more intensely than usual.

In Hobby Lobby, it was corporate owners who felt "implicated" by the contraceptive decisions of the employees whose health insurance they helped pay for.

Written in the second person, so that the reader felt implicated in the increasingly manic divagations of the protagonist's New York existence, it was an era-defining novel, and propelled McInerney (and, by association, his pal Bret Easton Ellis) to literary stardom.

Others still felt implicated in what had happened that they'd been naive, or somehow complicit, or failed to roundly condemn the behaviour at the time.

"I feel implicated," he said.

We all feel implicated, somehow, in his death.

It's to sort of tap on the glass of your moral compass — 'Is this thing on?' To try to make you feel implicated by your silence".

It was the kind of casual disrespect that is the lingua franca of American sports, but it was strange to feel implicated by it, regardless of how foolish this feeling clearly was.

This country has countenanced more gatherings of white supremacists than it is possible to count, yet Nazism, precisely because Americans do not feel implicated in its worst predations, has typically been easily recognizable as intolerable.