Sentence examples for shared culpability from inspiring English sources

It is the collective nature of violence in war, the shared culpability, that partly allows soldiers to find it within themselves to kill.

Kevin Theophile-Cardiffne, Cardiff's new right-back, had a chastening game and shared culpability with Marshall when Rémy scored with a skimmer from 22 yards.

Mr. Ludin's anxious, questioning, self-lacerating inquiry represents a powerful countertendency toward full acknowledgment of shared culpability, and his quarrel with Barbel is part of what makes this "a typical German story".

While the Bible may not have a concept of progressive taxation, it does have some sense of shared culpability.

He says everyone involved needs to take on a sense of "shared culpability," even if the problem is happening on the other side of the world.

But Hound, who has also appeared on Celebrity Juice and Argumental, insists that Labour must also share culpability.

It was a decent man trying to share culpability and to effectively remind anyone who would listen of the old adage about treating triumph and disaster the same.

But those who have sent British troops to wage war in the Arab and Muslim world for more than a decade must share culpability.

Both political parties share culpability for allowing parts of the financial sector to take excessive risk while financing themselves with a great deal of debt and relatively little equity.

Mnangagwa has long-standing ties to the army as a result, including sharing culpability for some of the government's worst atrocities.

But while focusing on such much-needed ethic reforms in Tallahassee is fine, there's another, much more important and glaring lesson to be learned, one which editorial boards and political pundits share culpability in as well.