Sentence examples for questions of culpability from inspiring English sources

He thought of the killings every day, and, like Lobello, he seemed to be wrestling with questions of culpability.

"Narcos" avoids questions of culpability by narrating everything from the American perspective: the protagonist is not Escobar but the D.E.A. agents pursuing him.

In considering the divergent lives of their descendants, Gyasi confronts those thorny questions of culpability and identity that still plague the African diasporic community.

Of course, while the murders in southern Afghanistan reflect most glaringly upon the men who committed them, the need to revisit these crimes goes beyond questions of culpability and motive in one platoon.

If a military defendant is suffering from P.T.S.D. or related symptoms, does that fact raise substantial questions of culpability that the judge must take into consideration, even if the defendant has pleaded guilty?

Although the international community is already grappling with questions of culpability and responsibility for climate change degradations, the current international legal definition of refugees does not include climate refugees.

But after that, the question of culpability got murkier.

Well, men! Their resources - money, looks, religion, organisation, focus (all a function of class) - were all mobilised to protect them and to obscure the question of culpability.

Besides looking into the question of culpability for the fire, Senator Danforth has said that he intends to "answer the dark questions" about all the other aspects of the tragedy at Waco.Conspiracy theorists are likely to be disappointed.

The Times, in a report on Wednesday, presented this as the central question of culpability, while acknowledging that there was a consensus about Wilson shooting at Brown as he fled.

"The mandate is the mandate," said Martin Nesirky, Ban's official spokesperson, when asked by reporters why the UN had not expanded its mission to include the question of culpability.