Sentence examples for that implicates us all from inspiring English sources

It comes as a cold slap in the face, but one that implicates us all.

Reefer Madness... and Other Tales from the American Underworld by Eric Schlosser Allen Lane £10.99, pppp320 Over the past decade or so there seems to have been a dramatic increase in the publication of a certain type of American book which seeks to imbue a single cultural trend - say the growth of Prozac or label-clothing chains - with a political significance that implicates us all.

"We have learned the hard way that no amount of love can cure this illness" of opiate addiction, his family acknowledged, in a confession that implicates us all.

But the frequency with which these stories and sentiments have rolled in troubles me and implicates us all".

Torture done in our name implicates us all in war crimes, and part of our guilt is the painful gulf between knowing that torture is un-American and feeling that torture was too good for al Qaeda.

Once at war, I am reluctantly tribal though hopefully not triumphal, as war -- however justified -- is always a monstrous failure and tragedy, which implicates us all.

Perhaps certain satires and a dark kind of fairy tale have this in common, that sometimes, in digging their way through to the bottom of something, they end up implicating us all, finally saying simply: "Beware".

"How dare you implicate us all in this," Vanity Fair's Richard Lawson tweeted.

And in bearing witness to his own torments he manages to implicate us all in his and K's fate.

But for sophisticates who can stand the finger of mockery twisting to implicate us all in the universal sin of self-delusion, there is no more bracing, hilarious and oddly cockle-warming night out.

"How dare you implicate us all in this," tweeted Vanity Fair film critic Richard Lawson.