Sentence examples for he implicates himself from inspiring English sources

However, the more light he sheds on the case, the more he implicates himself.

He tells him, and in the process, he implicates himself in felonies deserving of several life sentences.

"He implicates himself in robbing, but tries to put himself away from the stabbing," the first official said of Mr. Ventura.

But when he follows his nose — say, by tracing his own connections to Eric Harris, one of the Columbine shooters — he implicates himself in what he hates and fears, and he emerges as a wounded patriot searching for a small measure of clarity.

Mr. Cicero's allegations were all the more startling because he implicated himself.

Here the informer, believed by the officers to be reliable, * was under arrest when he implicated himself in the purchase of an ounce of heroin the previous night.

Mr. Mehlis acknowledges in his report that many of Mr. Saddik's charges can not be corroborated, but that he has added credibility because he implicated himself.

Prosecutors have described Mr. al-'Owhali as a would-be suicide bomber and have said that after he had been taken into custody he gave a lengthy statement to the authorities in which he implicated himself in the Nairobi attack.

But during a pretrial hearing on Thursday in State Supreme Court, a police officer testified for the prosecution that Mr. Pelosi had jailhouse conversations with at least four fellow inmates in which he implicated himself in the killing.

Mr. Moore was convicted of second-degree murder after a trial that hinged on his own statements, in which he implicated himself as the lookout at the robbery at Radio Shack, according to a law-enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The police said he made statements to hospital workers who were treating him, implicating himself in the death of Ms. McCallum.