Sentence examples for western culprits from inspiring English sources

Fritz Lang's RANCHO NOTORIOUS (1952) is an odd but diverting number, a casually amoral tale about a hideout for Western culprits and a sympathetic but unsavory woman - Marlene Dietrich, who else? her men are Arthur Kennedy and Mel Ferrer.

At the same time it refuses, adamantly, to cave in to the masochistic tendency of SLES to look for Western culprits only, and it exposes anti-Semitic undercurrents of some of the anti-Israeli rhetoric systematically.

Between 2004 and 2008, fully 84% of culprits had a Western upbringing but only 28% had links to foreign militants.The threat of home-grown terrorism has set the security forces on edge, even if it seems so far to have been less effective than the foreign variety.

It is tempting to search for mistakes by Western governments, to look for the culprits who "lost Russia".

Even though the vast majority of the suspected culprits were European nationals, Western politicians have chosen to grandstand on the question of resettling refugees.

Some people, notably George Monbiot, argue that western over-consumption is the sole culprit, so criticising expanding population means "blaming the victims".

Western researchers tend to think the culprit was a meteorite, while many Russians opt for a chunk of cometary debris.

In America, Canada and western Europe smoking tobacco is the principal culprit for DALYs, whereas in eastern Europe it is overconsumption of alcohol.

Ultimately, Taubes's indictment of sugar as the leading culprit in virtually all modern Western maladies doesn't provide enough evidence for us to convict.

The general feeling is that if there is a clash of civilisations developing, the main culprit is the much-maligned "western media .American criticism of Al Jazeera as a platform for terrorists has also backfired.

Now a study pegs global climate change as the ultimate culprit in the decline of Western toads.