Sentence examples for implicating ourselves from inspiring English sources

Additionally, for everyone who didn't see the Ryan pick coming or otherwise predicted that Romney would go another way (we're implicating ourselves here), it's convenient to think of the pick as "bold," because hey, who could have predicted it, right?

We have implicated ourselves, and this is now Cayman's ultimate let-out clause, and it's best defence.

But let's not forget to implicate ourselves as we become complicit in watching it.

By making us lose ourselves so willingly in a fiction, and then implicating us for letting ourselves go, Mr. Herheim captured the illusions and melancholy of Baroque spirit with tender subtlety.

Bel likes implicating his audiences.

Leaves evidence implicating Dr. Chilton.

We want to believe this, because then we, ourselves, are not implicated in evil acts and can't possibly be capable of such horrors.

Previous work by ourselves and others has highlighted domains of CXCR3 implicated in ligand binding and receptor activation, notably the second extracellular loop (ECL) (Xanthou et al., 2003; Colvin et al., 2006).

In these funny and oddly wringing scenes, his voice tender, cajoling belongs to a man whose gentleness is complicated by his need to make sense of how the stories we have told ourselves, about our own lives and the lives of others, may implicate us in ways we hadn't imagined.

She implicates Brexit while saluting the people of Istanbul with a cry of: "We can't separate ourselves from the great human family", injects a grief-stricken spoken-word tribute about "little purple flowers" into a sombre cover of Prince's When Doves Cry, and dedicates Pissing in a River to birthday boy Julian Assange.

Every page implicates us.