Sentence examples for have a culprit from inspiring English sources

"We can say we have a culprit with the smoking gun at the scene of the crime, but that still doesn't mean he's guilty," Dr. Moore said in a telephone interview.

Some experts, like Dr. Steven Gortmaker, who directs the Harvard Prevention Research Center at the Harvard School of Public Health, have a culprit and an accomplice: television and the food industry.

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

"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.

Then his blood test revealed celiac disease and doctors finally had a culprit.

Though no angiographic details are provided, they did find that one out of five resuscitated patients without ST elevation had a culprit lesion requiring acute PCI.

Liquefaction features like sand blowouts usually have a local culprit.

We don't know the answer to these mysteries -- probably something about midi-chlorians -- but we do have a new culprit.

One difference between the current era and Moynihan's, or Du Bois's, is that contemporary sociologists have a new potential culprit to blame for the disorder they see: hip-hop.

And the stock market itself may have been a culprit, falling so steeply that it wiped out the wealth effect of rising prices, undermined confidence and brought back painful memories of the crash.

Observational studies have shown a culprit coronary artery occlusion in about 30% of these patients, indicating the electrocardiogram's (ECG's) limited sensitivity.