Sentence examples for incriminates from inspiring English sources

That file, Exposure's tell-tale heart, incriminates Giles and, by association, Simon.

His influence over Google's tax arrangements is a matter of public interest - but the same cannot be said for his base salary, which neither incriminates him nor his employer.

Nothing in the journal entries and letters that I read specifically incriminates the writer; the entry about the car predates the murders by a few weeks.

The hearing marked a fitting overture to Maria Hsia's final step in the legal process: one of Gore's political opponents demanding, in effect, that Hsia receive a stiff sentence — she faces a maximum of twenty-five years in prison — unless she incriminates the Vice-President.

The very moment when he gives the girl the sign of authentic feeling that she has demanded (his semen: an odd sign, perhaps, but these are odd times) is the moment when he incriminates himself finally and permanently.

Coleman said that, in his experience, the hardest story to get from any suspect is a narrative in which he incriminates himself.

Stewart Baker, the NSA's former general counsel, attacked Snowden in a post for Volokh Conspiracy blog on the Washington Post headlined "Snowden self-incriminates".

Then she refused to answer lawmakers' further questions, citing her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself.

The story of Robert Durst, currently in custody in New Orleans and charged with murder after apparently incriminating himself in the television documentary series The Jinx, has all the elements of a Hollywood thriller.

But Sturgeon said Carmichael should consider quitting parliament because, after the incriminating memo was published in the Daily Telegraph, he lied about his involvement in its release.

In spite of a lack of incriminating evidence against him, Myint Aye was sentenced to life imprisonment plus eight years on 29 November 2008.