Sentence examples for implicate you from inspiring English sources
Yet this really does implicate you.
"Being physically present does not implicate you of a crime".
"I wanted the first act to be funny, because I wanted it to implicate you, and by the end of it, you question why you'd laugh at it".
A front-page print newspaper photo of a dead civilian is unavoidable if you subscribe to that publication, and viewing it does not implicate you as somehow wanting to seek out an image of death.
His columns are adept at teasing out the practical repercussions of the math — DNA matches that might falsely implicate you, Wall Street "sucker" bets that could crack your nest egg.
"Do you continue to contend, Mr. Trusdale, that someone stole your hat while you were drinking in the Chuck-a-Luck, and that someone put it on, and went into the alley, and killed Rebecca Cline, and left it there to implicate you?" Trusdale was silent.
No accident or coincidence would have implicated you.
They have implicated you in taking up arms against your compatriots," they read.
The work it takes to read the book implicates you in its story.
Take NJ-2 in this new show: you have to circumnavigate a path, the piece implicates you in its space.
The downside is the way biking around town implicates you—suddenly and without warning in the ugly confrontational energy that seems to rise up from our sidewalks like heat.
