Is it, then, on account ofcriminating yourself that you answer thus vaguely?
For this he was indebted to one of the girls who would not join the others in criminating him.
It was soon perceived that all attempts to establish innocence must be ineffectual; and the person accused could only hope to obtain safety, by confessing the truth of the charge, and criminating others.
At present it is the most criminating to my mind, and will just damn him with the jury at the inquest.
That woman, Mrs. Haag, will make a most criminating statement of what occurred last night.
These reasons for expunging the criminatingresolution from the journals, Mr. B.
The constitution was satisfied by entering this criminating resolution on the journal; it will be equally satisfied by entering the expunging resolution on the same journal.
It is not the design of this View to explore these reports for the names of persons implicated (some perhaps unjustly), in the criminating statements of the majority.
My Lords, every answer that most of them have been required to make they are sensible they cannot make without danger of criminating themselves, being all involved in the crimes of the prisoner.
But supposing these witnesses to be good for anything, supposing it fit that the least attention should be paid them, the matter of their testimony may very possibly be true without criminating the Begum.
These persons are here brought in a mass to clear themselves of this charge by criminating other persons, and clandestinely imputing to them the effect of their own iniquity.
Through one channel alone could I then fear; namely, that in dying, you should enjoy the fruitless vengeance of criminating me.
Allow me to expire amid these heaps of my slaughtered troops, that I may not a second time be accused after my consulate, or stand forth as the accuser of my colleague, in order to defend my own innocence by criminating another.
But in your secret heart you did not, could not, believe he was free from a crime to which he is linked by so many criminating circumstances?
The powder was a deadly dose of poison and the packet was, as you know, a forged confession falsely criminating Henry Clavering.
I only desire you to enlighten me as to your cousin's probable motive for this criminating silence.
He said:-- I beg to say that I cannot publish the criminating declaration of which you speak.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "criminating" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
