Sentence examples for implicate myself from inspiring English sources

I know it seemed exploitative, but the idea was to implicate myself.

I also wanted to implicate myself, look at issues of privilege.

"Our community — and I implicate myself — is largely not making political theater that wrestles with events that are on the front page of the newspaper," Mr. Gold said.

I realized, though, that if I did not say something convincing, and say it fast, I would implicate myself by admitting not only that I had made defective, inedible food but that I had so little awareness of my job that I could not even recall why or when such an error had occurred.

"Now that's become a really important part of my work," she said of the community collaboration required for "Alterations," "going up to total strangers and somehow implicating myself in the objects of their lives.

The strategic difference is that I attempt to deal with the hypocrisies of representation more openly, actively implicating myself (and the labels I work with) within my own critiques, and openly anticipating the misunderstandings that are likely to arise.

I'm implicating myself too; instead of just turning off my iPhone, changing my nighttime habits, and trying to meditate like everyone always tells you to do, I wanted a blanket to solve my problems for me.

A book came into my possession — and I won't say how, wishing to implicate no one but myself — entitled "God Is Not Great," by Christopher Hitchens.

You need to implicate someone.

"But to implicate a maid.

They would not implicate her.