Sentence examples for story implicates from inspiring English sources

One story implicates Earl Godwin of Wessex in Alfred's subsequent death, but others blame Harold.

Leaving aside the accusatory, blogger-like tone employed by a president routinely taking to Facebook in the midst of national turmoil, Kirchner's new story implicates Lagomarsino as an undercover spy cooperating with Antonio Stiuso, a local J.

The Los Angeles Times has apologised for using documents that were apparently fabricated in a story implicating associates of Sean "Diddy" Combs in a 1994 assault on rapper Tupac Shakur.

Ms. Luhn's story implicated other Fox News executives, including Mr. Shine, who, she said, would summon her to New York from Washington for work visits that Mr. Ailes took as opportunities for assignations.

Your article about China's efforts to eliminate politics from the Olympics and suppress protests about human rights abuses ("Beijing '08: Let the Politics Begin," Week in Review, Aug. 12) has a back story, implicating the Bush administration in China's repressive tactics.

The ABC News journalist Brian Ross broadcast a shockingly irresponsible, and inaccurate, story implicating a Colorado Tea Party member with the same last name as the alleged killer.

Even the government shutdown saga was a complicated story implicating hardline ideology, not racially tinged animosity.

A recent report introduces a new element into the ALT story, implicating the Ku70/80 protein heterodimer (simply referred to as Ku) in the ALT process.

But he later changed his story and implicated Woodfox.

Although Jim McDougal recently struck a deal with the independent counsel, Kenneth Starr, and changed his story to implicate the President, his account is worthless without corroboration.

After trial, it came out that the state's principal witness, another inmate, had changed his story and implicated Woodfox and Wallace only after being threatened with solitary confinement.