Sentence examples for less complicit from inspiring English sources

"That sounds good – because it makes [Canada] look less complicit in what is effectively a genocide.

Most of the artists are more or less complicit in this conceptually flat-footed way of thinking.

And has any sports figure been less complicit in the grand mythologizing about his team than Bill Belichick?

Republicans are no less complicit in running up the nation's borrowing; they simply do not want to pay the bills now that they have come due.

Should we feel any less complicit in the marketing of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who has attracted a misguided band of fans waving "Free Jahar" placards?

After Nat Turner's rebellion, white terrorists - there's no more apt description - rounded up many slaves who were not even disobedient, much less complicit, and murdered them.

Was Auden shifting moral responsibility from totalitarian evildoers to past misdeeds by those under attack and to a universal human egotism in which everyone was more or less equally complicit?

Against a backdrop of lynchings and Jim Crow mania, escapist cinema (of the type still Golden Globe grabbing today) feels less harmless than complicit.

That seemed, to many observers, to make Komen more complicit, not less.

Finally there are the revived claims of her husband's sexual harassment and infidelities and the accusation – unsubstantiated but no less accusatory – that she was complicit in either denigrating the victims or slut-shaming his mistresses.

The more complicit he became, the less dispassionate his reporting.