Sentence examples for like culprit from inspiring English sources

Fresh off releases on labels like Culprit, Poker Flat, and Hot Creations, Chris chatted with us about his early struggles, why he's most inspired by Moby, and being able to afford shoes again.

As the series unfolds, Dylan continues to seem like the most likely culprit — everything in his comportment suggests dick-drawer.

The most likely culprits are large reptile-like beasts called Dinodontosaurus, which were common in the region at the time.

Simple answers are always desirable, and we like a culprit when things go wrong.

Willows look like culprits, but are actually insect pollinated.

Having passed through Paine's promised future, where the poor would no longer be treated "like culprits and criminals", the ancient confusion between the deprived and depraved is making a comeback.

The Bible placed not far from a letter written by a nervous pre-Presidential George Washington (he wrote that he felt like "a culprit who is going to the place of his execution")—was small, like a very dignified mass-market paperback, and bound in red leather, with gold-trimmed pages.

Shaheen, whose work in the NHS includes efforts to stop radicalisation among young mental health patients, told the Independent she intends to make formal complaints against the police: "I was completely innocent – I was made to feel like a culprit … I couldn't understand how reading a book could cause people to suspect me like this.

Today we saw [multiple] iTunes libraries completely corrupted; looks like the culprit was Limewire not playing well with the newest version of iTunes.

Artists like that who come to mind are culprits like Paul McCartney and Dan Fogelberg...wait, "culprit"'s not the right word... [laughs].

Not everybody makes decisions like the culprits in the Wall Street debacle.