Sentence examples for incriminating about from inspiring English sources
"incriminating about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when describing evidence or statements that suggest someone's guilt or involvement in a crime or wrongdoing. Example: The detective gathered several pieces of evidence that were incriminating about the suspect's involvement in the robbery.
Trump has told some associates that Giuliani has convinced him Mueller has nothing incriminating about him.
Mr. Critchley said his client knew of nothing incriminating about any of the politicians with whom he had dealt -- not Mr. Torricelli, not President Clinton, not anyone else.
Trump is likely a fan of Arpaio's because Arapio is a fan of his — an early supporter who also went all in for birtherism, at one point sending members of a so-called Cold Case Posse to Hawaii to dig up something incriminating about Barack Obama's birth certificate.
Mitchell Garabedian, a lawyer who represented victims of John J. Geoghan, whose sexual abuse of children as a priest had a central role in the scandal, said he had deposed Bishop Lennon in several lawsuits but had found nothing incriminating about his actions as a onetime low-level administrator in the chancery.
I think Wen will read it to see if there's anything incriminating about him.
Meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer for the purposes of receiving incriminating information about an opponent?
By going ahead and firing Comey, Trump prompted Comey to leak incriminating details about their meetings.
Ms. Arguedas said Ms. Heinen had no incriminating information about Mr. Jobs.
Prosecutors have said that Mr. Rezko has provided incriminating information about the governor.
The emails discussed an offer of incriminating material about Hillary Clinton and led to a meeting with a Kremlin-connected lawyer.
Trump's eldest son also suggested he was open to accepting incriminating information about Hillary Clinton from Moscow.
