Sentence examples for this complicity from inspiring English sources

"We can call this complicity by furnishing of means.

Without this complicity, it's just a bunch of exhibitionists prancing around in front of some chairs.

Until it acknowledges this complicity, relations between the two faiths will always be compromised.

Whether this complicity was contrary to UK law is not yet certain, although it seems likely to have been.

This complicity includes all of the hand-wringers and the tut-tutters and the "nothing to be done -ers as much as the N.R.A. hardone -ers

Bal K. Thackeray was one of the regional dons who was a direct beneficiary of this complicity of the Congress party, which has governed the western state of Maharashtra for decades.

"People have had to start playing games with this, with the complicity of the court," said Patrick Chamberlayne, a divorce lawyer in London.

This shrewd complicity with empire doesn't, of course, disqualify Scots from a separate nation-state today.

The creepiest part of any cult story is this confusing complicity, the partial sense that the followers have imprisoned themselves.

Brazil's books glory in this new complicity, showing loud, boisterous teenagers forming themselves into self-policing groups, untroubled by the distant rumble of prefects and teachers.

Ta Mok had promise to reveal far more about this British complicity, with his lawyer declaring that he would call Margaret Thatcher and Henry Kissinger as defence witnesses.