Sentence examples for while implicating from inspiring English sources

Napoleon, Roberts writes, "taught ordinary people that they could make history," while implicating them in his imperial delusions; he turned his incompetent siblings into kings and queens.

The discovery unearthed the grim consequences of the cypress tree's global popularity, while implicating climate change in ferocious fungus diseases attacking woodlands around the world.

But if the other one confesses while implicating the first (in return for a short sentence), the silent prisoner will receive a prolonged jail term.

She prefers to leaven the mechanics of performance art and the moving image with good-size doses of domestic life, down-to-earth humor and revealing emotion while implicating the viewer in it all through wildly active camera movement.

But it suggested that the youths' statements regarding the rape -- each minimizing his own role while implicating others -- might have amounted to false claims by the teenagers trying to become witnesses rather than defendants.

Further, websites draw upon contradictory discourses of medicalization; that is, they insist upon 'external' (e.g. genetics, environment) causes of obesity to legitimize surgical intervention while implicating individual behaviors in surgical failure.

Heavy alcohol use, on the other hand, while implicated in some cancers, has not been tied to p53 mutations.

The role of the proteasome in EGFR degradation, while implicated by inhibitor studies, is unclear.

While implicated in the pathogenesis of different chronic inflammatory arthritides, the analysis of DC subsets has been hampered by a lack of specific DC markers and reliable quantitation.

While implicated in the pathogenesis of RA and PsA [ 19, 33- 37], prior analysis of DC subsets has been hampered by a lack of specific DC markers and reliable quantitation methodologies.

So the neo-Griceans hold that (13) always explicates (13a) while sometimes implicating (13b).