Sentence examples for something criminal from inspiring English sources

"Was there something criminal about it?

"I wanted to tell them they had done something criminal".

"It doesn't feel like we are doing something criminal.

Nothing, he believes, could have justified his former partner in urging Pellicano to claim that he had done something criminal.

"Unlike Hillary, at least he hasn't done something criminal," said one.

Will Cundo expect something from Foley, probably something criminal, in return?

Which prompted him to wonder: "Is there something inescapably criminal in the process of quickly raising money for a new enterprise?" No, he decided, "there's something escapably criminal" about that process, that requires "regulators, prosecutors and an ethics that the ambitious and wealthy will live by".

He added, "It's not as if a restatement means something is criminal".

"Those who commit cruelty to animals are more often than not linked to something else criminal," says Randell.

"Truth is, even with the sadness, or maybe because of it, there's something about criminal cases that makes me frisky," she says.

Over the next two decades or so, the word was used in nine Supreme Court decisions, typically in quotations of something a criminal had said.