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Meanings of own culpability in English

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Usage of own culpability in English
1
To have the very narrator not know of his own culpability!
Drood: a novel
2
Nor was it Daisy's own culpability in the death of her husband's lover, Myrtle Wilson.
The double bind
3
Was he not to have the benefit of whatever threw a doubt on his own culpability?
The Woman in the Alcove
4
Its "firm tone" is only a cloak to hide America's consciousness of her own culpability.
New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, ...
5
Misrepresentations in German and American papers, and their effects; our own culpability as shown in the Fessenden case.
Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White — Volume 2
6
Jessup was legally to blame but I couldn't help but think about my own culpability in these dark matters.
The reversal
7
I admit my own culpability.
The House of a Thousand Candles
8
The fiction of legitimate news gathering in Mexico could no longer give him any feeling save disgust for his own culpability.
The Thunder Bird
9
To remain in doubt about our own culpability means that we are unable to imagine an era that is dramatically different from our own.
The Guardian
10
Singling out a player who he feels let him down is a trick Houllier has used before to deflect attention away from his own culpability.
The Guardian
11
I could not even make her share my sense of my own culpability, a thing she was only too willing to do in most matters.
An Open-Eyed Conspiracy; An Idyl of Saratoga
12
"Haven't you just admitted your own culpability in that area?"
Red inferno: 1945
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