“I would like to know Ed's opinion about his responsibility or culpability in all this.”

“The section confuses issues of legal responsibility or liability and moral culpability.”

“Police are investigating whether there is any criminal culpability surrounding how the indoor arena was being operated.”

“The police say they are following a definite line of inquiry into the hoax call and hope to bring the culprit to justice shortly.”

“If you're getting a high-pitched whine rather than a hum your hard drive may be the culprit.”

“The culprit turned out to be a small, aluminum dust cap from a hydraulic jenny.”

“But Miss Piggy persevered, transforming her culpabilities into a successful career and becoming an icon to countless generations.”

“Baskin points to Asian long-horned beetles, kudzu, zebra mussels, West Nile virus, spotted knapweed, and caulerpa seaweed as just a few culprits.”

“Mr Usher is determined to catch the culprits redhanded and plans to hide in waiting and catch them on film using a camera with a zoom lens.”

“Usually, an assuming policeman would come on screen and mumble something about a new lead in the process to track down the culprits.”