Sentence examples for that we colluded from inspiring English sources

So indifferent were we that we colluded – even if just by our silent complicity – in excluding and eliminating difference, while acting as if the whole thing had nothing to do with us.

Fiction by his definition is about creating characters whose perspectives we can inhabit as we read, while at the same time being aware that we are colluding in a deception.

Another major problem with the AP report is how shady it makes all of us dentists look by implying that we're colluding with floss distributors to help them see increased profits, which we allegedly get a chunk of.

A while later, he concedes that "there are times when it distorts my relationship with David, which is the most important thing to me – a feeling that in some ways we collude with a homophobic institution.

So instead we collude in pretending that a programme like Benefits Street is a serious social document with something important to say about welfare.

It is only later, in a visual coup de theatre, that our passivity as spectators is exposed, raising the spectre that we are all colluding in the unfolding events.

A committee of the Dáil – the Irish parliament – which examined this and other cases concluded: "We are dealing with acts of international terrorism that were colluded in by the British security forces".

Fighting the system that's colluded with organized crime," he says.

But thanks to a corrupted system that includes colluded police officers and citizens willing to subvert the system, few spend that time in confinement.

But the cultural forces that Atwood was responding to included a neoliberal revolution that colluded in oppressing women.

Their ranks now include former Afghan Army and Air Force officers who sided with the Soviets, and former members of the Khad, the Afghan intelligence service that colluded with the KGB, Pakistani intelligence officials say.