Sentence examples for somewhat complicit from inspiring English sources
Then again, I am somewhat complicit on this score; as this magazine lands on doorsteps, I am due in Austin to be interrogated once again about The Future of Journalism.
Still, I can't help but feel that I am not only a potential victim of the new guilt-by-association standard, I am also somewhat complicit in establishing it.
Offering what it has always offered, the finale of 'The Wire' spun out a future that is believable if not exactly cathartic, with no heroes, no villains, only the endless repetition of a mortally flawed system in which everyone is somewhat complicit".
The sins of the '80s could be blamed on sharp operators like Boesky and Milken, but just about everyone with a mutual fund was at least somewhat complicit in the excesses of the '90s.
As a result, presently I feel somewhat complicit in the suffering of people and animals affected by this latest disaster.
I agree that, to a certain extent, our community's fervent support for these reality shows makes us somewhat complicit in perpetuating negative stereotypes about African American women.
Nevertheless, amid all this vagueness there is a strong, if somewhat subliminal, message, one that is complicit with the very forces the report is supposedly written to combat.
How complicit was Gurlitt?
Suddenly, Canada was complicit.
