“At the end of the day, one has to admit that most would-be megastars, the pigeons in this behavioral con game, are complicit in their deception.”

“He tells people what they want to hear so he can use them, a seducer who gets them to buy into his evil plans and be complicit in them.”

“Is there any evidence that either of these men were actually complicit in crimes against humanity?”

“And so in this, their newly successful project together, they were complicitous and synergistic.”

“Nachman hadn't told Norbert what he'd seen on Fairfax Avenue, and he'd met Adele for lunch, thereby making himself complicitous.”

“Hence we have Martha and Henry lolling in bed, Martha and Henry drinking it up, Martha and Henry exchanging abuse and complicitous laughter in equal measures.”