Sentence examples for seeming to implicate from inspiring English sources

Koenig also talked to Josh, Jay's porn-video-store co-worker, who provided details about Jay's fear and anxiety the week of the murder, seeming to implicate Adnan — or, at least, the "Middle Eastern" guy whose name he didn't quite know, but who had gone to prison.

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.

The tapes seem to implicate members of the government in judge-fixing and vote-rigging.

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.

Yet in the chaotic aftermath of the bombings, antiterrorism officials cautioned that other evidence seemed to implicate ETA.

Our mere witness seems to implicate us in the enormity of the cruelty, the proper effect of all great histories from Caravaggio to Picasso.

When asked about the Wikipedia entries, Scott Shields, the Internet director for the Menendez campaign, referred to a report from last month which seemed to implicate the Kean campaign.

Martin, the Nets' second-year forward, seemed to implicate his teammates Keith Van Horn and Kerry Kittles by saying the proof was in the stat sheet.