Sentence examples for whose complicity from inspiring English sources

The political operative whose complicity in covering up her husband's infidelity could have cost the Democratic Party the presidency?

Baldessari constructs a vivid, skewed world in which the viewer can either participate or smile and walk away — a world whose complicity with the one we know becomes increasingly perplexed as the exhibition unfolds.

But during his protracted absence, various newspaper investigations and trials — including the racketeering conviction of his main F.B.I. contact, John Connolly Jr. — ripped away this false image to reveal a vicious sociopath whose complicity in snuffed-out lives was shared by a government agency sworn to protect life.

But even at that stage, Malcolm X was already thwarting the hopes of those who took his life to curtail his influence; and the authorities whose silent complicity assisted the murder.

For instance, Mr. and Mrs. Fox (who are voiced by George Clooney and Meryl Streep) bring to life a view of marriage — of a couple whose extraordinary complicity is threatened by ambition — that's as bittersweet and insightful as that of any live-action romantic movie of recent years.

The appeal of authoritarian figures at a time of chaos has been underlined in our own time by Vladimir Putin in Russia, Thaksin Shinawatra in Thailand and Narendra Modi in India, whose suspected complicity in the murder of over a thousand Muslims in 2002 seems to merely affirm his credentials as India's next and most decisive prime minister.

Tyler looks askance at Hunt's approach to everything from alcohol to the ethics of police work - and is regularly outraged by the treatment of WPC Annie Cartwright, whose pre-feminist complicity in the force's bum-pinching culture causes him unease.

Let us also leave aside what any court of law on the planet would make of a man whose defence for complicity in mass murder is "my dad told me to".

NATO must set about disarming the Albanian guerrilla army with all the firmness and thoroughness it can muster.So far, some NATO units have looked too ready to stand by, while Albanian Kosovars took their revenge on those whose leaders, with the complicity of many ordinary Serbs, oppressed them.

The prime minister said it would be a different matter to fly to Sri Lanka just to visit Rajapaksa, whose government is accused of complicity in alleged torture, kidnappings and war crimes.

They blame the BJP's poor electoral performance last year in part on the bloody anti-Muslim pogrom in 2002 in Gujarat, a BJP-ruled state, and its failure to take action against Narendra Modi, Gujarat's chief minister, whose government was accused of complicity in the violence.