Sentence examples for was deeply implicated from inspiring English sources

One of his main political advisers, Sarah Schaeffer, was on holiday in Egypt – hardly an indication that he was deeply implicated in any long-planned coup.

L'Estrange was deeply implicated in an unsuccessful attempt to recapture the town of Lynn, Norfolk, from anti-Royalist forces in 1644, and he was imprisoned for four years.

President Yudhoyono, a former general, is the son-in-law of Sarwo Edhie Wibowo who, as head of the army's special forces, was deeply implicated in the slaughter.

Instead, they show, the South was essential to the development of global capitalism, and the rest of the country (along with much of the world) was deeply implicated in Southern slavery.

Both as an international institution under the leadership of Pope Pius XII, and at national levels in many European countries, the church was deeply implicated in the appalling genocide.

The exiles invaded England in September 1326; the fall of the Despensers was followed by the deposition of Edward II and his subsequent murder (1327), in which Mortimer was deeply implicated.

Britain is deeply implicated too.

And your character, Harper, is deeply implicated, isn't he?

Neighbouring Liberia has, at an official level, been deeply implicated in the trade, the report concludes.

It also undermines its proposals to change a system in which it is deeply implicated.

Fitzgerald told the court: "The Spanish authorities are deeply implicated in the ordeal of the last five years.