Sentence examples for some culpability from inspiring English sources

"We're in no way denying the fact that there's some culpability," he told me.

The film heavily implies that Mitch shared some culpability for his daughter's decline.

"The members who voted no will have some culpability," he said.

"Do I have some culpability in this — yes, because I am stupid and naïve," Mr. Fenton said.

They still deplored the violence that was visited upon Americans, but they also wondered whether Americans bore some culpability.

By way of tweaks during collective bargaining, the league has tacitly admitted some culpability in the struggle of the W.N.B.A.

"Old enough to have some moral culpability, but not, like, a serious thing.

While they did not deny some American culpability in the episode, they said expressions of remorse offered by senior department officials and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were enough, at least until the completion of a United States military investigation establishing what went wrong.

Raffaele Marchetti, a professor of international relations at Luiss University in Rome who has followed the case, said Italy had witnessed a slight improvement in Egyptian officials' cooperation in the ongoing investigation into Regeni's murder, and that there was an expectation that Egypt could still arrest an official, possibly a low level officer, which would acknowledge some state culpability.

Where Mr. Sharon sees a relentless, generations-old campaign of Arab terror to destroy the Jewish state, Mr. Mitzna sees some Israeli culpability, stemming from Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip after the Arab-Israeli war of 1967.

The word "apologise" is much more ambivalent, as it suggests the possibility of some confusion over culpability.