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This is a cruel practice for which the Plaintiffs are culpably responsible.

Theres a big difference between making a genuine mistake and being culpably negligent.

"In order to be excommunicated I must willfully and culpably sin.

In R v K, the court held that the assault need not be committed culpably.

Richard's other dupes seem culpably naïve, deceived by false appearances.

He had been to blame, culpably to blame, in the matter of Gladys Martin.

The prosecution argued that Brian Blades was culpably negligent in his handling of the gun.

We were culpably self-indulgent and criminally irresponsible.

Hence, too, a very defective, perhaps culpably defective, interest in large impersonal movements, causes and the like.

From these contacts he could see, at least with hindsight, that Scribners was culpably wrong not to take advantage of the opportunities in educational publishing.

Dame Nature no doubt had arranged the meeting of our young couple, but about Bonover she seems to have been culpably careless.

Just as you might avoid mentioning a friend's weight problem, drinking habits or bad breath, delicate issues were sometimes let slide in a culpably unprofessional way.

It was too deliberate, for I was culpably slow in throwing any small influence I may possess into the scale of truth.

Yet what about those regimes that unintentionally, yet culpably, cause the deaths of their citizens through negligence, incompetence or sheer indifference?

"I was slow at the outset--culpably slow.

To be conservative, intellectually speaking, was to be uncritical - immune to American academic influences, unanalytical, culpably cosy.

Or perhaps (as I culpably thought at that moment) in a sort of good-natured envy, since he was a man who so thirsted for new and vital experiences.

It is not likely that he meditated open treason, but he was culpably negligent and occupied with private ambitions and jealousies.

He added, "If she did know, she's been lying all this time-and if she didn't she's been culpably negligent."

Even more culpably, not all LEAs, it seems, informed social services or health authorities of the outcome of their procedures for statements.

Were President Reagan and Vice President Bush, as he was then, more culpably involved in the Iran-contra scandal than either has admitted?

The UN Security Council is temporizing, culpably so, divided by the chess-game of diplomacy and the calculations of Realpolitik.

Senator Moynihan, one of ethnicity's prime explorers, argues that modern politics has culpably slighted the subject and that national self-determination has proved a perilous principle.

The critical circumstances had to have been of the employer's making; in addition, the employer had to be to blame, culpably responsible in some way, for the intolerable conditions.

I love America - its like having a younger sibling who can always be relied on to distract attention from your misdemeanours and shortcomings, by being even more culpably stupid.