Sentence examples for much culpability lies from inspiring English sources

How much culpability lies with those who leave architecture as easy to attack as it is?

Viktor Orban, the prime minister, thinks he knows where culpability lies.

The matter of criminal culpability lies several steps further on.

As in so many other cases, the real culpability lies elsewhere.

Perhaps because I am not, I think the ultimate culpability lies elsewhere.

In other words, Rhode Island itself has as much culpability in the history of slavery as Providence Plantations.

"Girls have as much culpability" in cases like Daisy's, says White at one point, looking smug.

Coe, a gold medallist in 1980 and 1984, is clear where culpability lies – and it's not with his organising committee.

Some may ask what is the point of Goldsworthy's updating, but she places location much more at the heart of her version, accusing London itself of as much culpability in the ruination of individuals.

"My role is to ensure that we determine exactly what happened in the lead-up to and on the day of the disaster and establish where any culpability lies".

Just is the case with Bill, Hillary's culpability lies in her public actions, not any private romantic matters.