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.
"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.
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.
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.
"I was just saying to myself, everyone who had been implicated thus far in Balco had not made it.
I felt terrified to do so because I felt that in doing so I would drown him and drown myself, because I would be implicated.
And I could flatter myself and claim I've been implicated in the revival of each of their posthumous careers, so we'd have something to raise a glass or spark a joint to.
I don't call myself a naturalist because I don't want to be implicated in equivocal dogma.
