Sentence examples for quite incriminating from inspiring English sources

Finally, Yahoo filed two more advertising patent infringement claims against Facebook that look to be quite incriminating.

Winner!" Once the bottling and delivery had been taken care of, next there was waste disposal to consider, which could at times become quite slapstick: "You can't just throw it all in the bin, because it's all quite incriminating.

The fact that the letter has never been shown publicly leads some Truffaut supporters to suggest that it probably was not quite as incriminating as it has been made to sound.

Davis taped all sorts of incriminating conversations, but she never quite got used to spycraft.

When Andri ploddingly hunts down his (not quite?) ex-father-in-law, having found the incriminating key in his jeans, damp with kerosene, there were no pyrotechnics.

It is quite a different matter when the Government uses undercover agents to obtain incriminating statements from persons not in custody but suspected of criminal activity prior to the time charges are filed.

Incriminating pictures spread fast.

They said nothing incriminating.

Since § 903 is inoperative if even incriminating answers are given, it is apparent that it is the exercise of the privilege itself which is the basis for the discharge, quite apart from any inference of guilt.

Nothing incriminating was ever discovered.

Incriminating footage was posted on YouTube.