Sentence examples for her complicity from inspiring English sources

Yet, there is Andrea Peyser, a conservative columnist for The New York Post, knocking Mrs. Clinton for "her complicity in the sham that is the Clinton marriage".

Alford herself acknowledges her complicity.

Among the artifacts that made a compelling case for her complicity were the Rachmaninoff and Brahms concerto recordings.

Her complicity in suppressing her composing career does seem to us today truly dreadful.

What makes her all the scarier is her refusal to acknowledge her complicity, even to herself, in treacherous sexual power games she initiates mostly out of boredom.

By the end of the day, Ms. Young's testimony about her complicity in the scandal and the stress of the cover-up on her family proved too much.

Because of her follies, and very probably her crimes (complicity in the murder of her husband), Mary had to seek asylum in England.

If patriarchy is in her sights, she admits her own complicity.

As with her previous writings, we are treated to some of the frankness for which her works are rightly celebrated: she gives us her reflections on issues from colonialism (and her inescapable complicity in its continuance) to women's shouldering of the care burden, to increasing social inequality (all the more "horrifying" to someone who has lived through the optimism of the postwar period).

Placards and banners accused her of complicity with the United States and betrayal of her country.

The changing of her hair color from blonde to dark brown signals her tacit complicity to forget what happened.