Sentence examples for implicate herself from inspiring English sources

Some said she did not look right and thought it strange that she had seemed to implicate herself in her testimony.

She's willing to confess her sins and name names, but she still will not tell you her own name because she does not want to implicate herself in this crime.

"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.

By about 1 30 a.m. on Tuesday, Ms. Henriques had been arrested, after witnesses helped point investigators in her direction, and the suspect "said things to implicate herself," according to a law enforcement official.

And perhaps most poignantly: "What does not wanting to desire mean?" Carson's willingness to implicate herself in the discussion at hand -- her refusal to edit out the personal, even at its most pathetically lovelorn -- has become more obvious with each successive book, and "The Beauty of the Husband" takes her farther out on the precarious limb she has claimed as her own.

Astonishing me once again with her readiness to implicate herself -- I have no doubt that in a court of law, Munro, who happily owns up to having "no moral scruples," would be her own worst witness for the defense -- she concedes that Sheila may not have received her best efforts.

She's implicating herself there, and insulating herself too.

During interrogation she made several statements implicating herself, the police said.

Does she ever wish she'd never confessed to finding him before he died, and thereby implicating herself?

In Shelden's first interview with Searcey, she seemed more concerned with masking her intellectual disability than with implicating herself.

The song works so well because she implicates herself in the worst aspects of the fame industry.