Sentence examples for well complicit from inspiring English sources
Hislop and Newman delivered one of the most enjoyable evenings of the year but Bafta juries can be prone to sending messages to the White House and Downing Street and so I suspect that, continuing Channel 4's tradition of not doing much drama but doing it exceptionally well, Complicit will take the prize for its examination of a hot political dilemma.
Other detainees escape before ever getting to prison or while being transferred to court, often with the aid of their cartel colleagues as well as complicit guards.
We were complicit in his downfall as well, though his own actions played the biggest role in that.
It is now well known that a number of European states were complicit in the abuses conducted by the CIA in the hunt for al-Qaida after 9/11.
Still, it's worth noting how eagerly complicit she and Nicole are in their show's mockery of the well-to-do.
A more appropriate word is "complicit".
To secure them is the common task of every citizen -- as well as the principal responsibility of the president and Congress, whose problem is not that they may have once been complicit in the vices of capitalism, but that they are today insufficiently complicit in the virtues of democracy.
Bearing witness makes us complicit.
Does that make it complicit?
