Meanings of very culpable in English

I was very culpable; I knew all, and had not informed my father.

I am a foolish, disingenuous woman: I have been very culpable.

But yeah, the women in that were also very culpable and very ugly.

Among all temerities this is one of the most noxious, and therefore very culpable.

Silence is not very culpable when nothing pleasing is suppressed.

I have been careless-oh ,ofa carelessness very culpable.

From such evidently vicious and unworthy sources it proceedeth, and therefore must needs be very culpable.

He said he had been remonstrating with Sumunter, and thought him very culpable in not obeying me.

The Minister is very culpable with regard to the remarks he made on the floor of this House.

I believe her not very culpable; I know her to be unfortunate; to have been robbed and betrayed.

As to my desertion of Le Maitre (all things considered) I did not find it so very culpable.

She accepted her share of responsibility and blame, admitted that she had been very culpable, and spoke of eternal remorse.

And now my wife tells me the young man has not a sixpence which makes the whole thing so very culpable.'

In legally permitting the slaughter of the robin, red-winged blackbird, dove, grosbeak, wood-duck and gull the state of Louisiana is very culpable.

Society is a very culpable entity, and has to answer for the manufacture of many unwholesome commodities, from bad pickles to bad poetry.

Was not an enormous lever wanted to bestir those masses; and if this lever in falling crushes some useless wretches, am I very culpable?