Sentence examples for indict himself from inspiring English sources

He would only indict himself in an even worse way if he tried to explain the call.

He then proceeded to indict himself as an arrogant defender of privilege by holding himself above the law.

Former Daily Mail journalist Nick Pisa seems similarly keen to indict himself, eagerly re-enacting for the camera his frenzied attempts to label "Foxy Knoxy" a psychopathic killer with a penchant for satanic sex games.

O'Hagan does not indict himself for murder - except in a collective way - but an ill-intentioned tabloid newspaper, revisiting that piece, could conceivably come up with a "secret shame of Booker winner" story.

And yet somehow, through his immoral actions, Bob McCulloch accidentally managed to indict himself.

When he's beefing with other rappers, he indicts himself.

He paused for a moment, before indicting himself and the world he inhabits.

On "Daughters" he tackles fatherhood, vacillating between forgiving his daughter her occasional transgressions and indicting himself for not being a stern enough parent.

Cochran indicts himself with far too many references to his wealth and with a tendency to linger too long over his media appearances.

MADRID (AP) — A human rights group has filed suit in a European court on behalf of a Spanish judge who won international fame by indicting foreign dictators but who was indicted himself on charges that he exceeded his authority by investigating Spanish Civil War atrocities, the group said on Friday.

In a subdued speech at a luncheon a stone's throw from the Capitol where the Confederate battle flag flies, Mr. McCain, a former Navy war hero whose ancestors fought for the South, indicted himself for a lapse in honor.