Sentence examples for seem to implicate from inspiring English sources
The tapes seem to implicate members of the government in judge-fixing and vote-rigging.
Amid calls for a formal Parliamentary inquiry into the alarming outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain, government officials there are pursuing a theory of how the epidemic began which, if correct, would seem to implicate Bill Clinton.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy added that individuals had a role to play in cases that at first blush seem to implicate only a clash between federal and state sovereignty.
Yet symbols that look like reversed dollar- and British sterling-signs (perhaps because of the inversion that occurs in printmaking, although artists usually compensate) seem to implicate capitalist forces in the broader narrative of industrialized war.
Some of Pope John Paul II's limitations in office — like his evident incomprehension of the pedophile scandal and his simply baffling support of the extraordinarily vicious Rev. Marcial Maciel Degollado, founder of the Legionaries of Christ — appear at least partly intelligible when his Polish experiences are taken into account, and finally seem to implicate his understanding, not his will.
Tracks leading away seem to implicate nearby fishermen.
The affidavit went on to describe actions that seemed to implicate Mr. Hanssen.
Told of the report that seems to implicate Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Dunham expressed astonishment.
Their speedy departure seems to implicate them in the crime, and Macbeth becomes king.
This aspect of the I.N.S. policy seems to implicate the conduct of foreign affairs more than any other.
And it did it in a way that seemed to implicate the highest authority in the land.
