culpatory in a sentence

Definition

Culpatory refers to evidence or statements that imply or indicate guilt or blame.

The evidence presented was far from conclusive, leaving the jury with no culpatory proof against the defendant.
In her statement, she expressed regret but maintained that her actions were not culpatory.
The prosecutor's argument was filled with emotional appeals, yet it lacked any culpatory facts that could truly incriminate the suspect.
Despite the overwhelming circumstantial evidence, the defense team worked tirelessly to undermine the culpatory implications.
His demeanor during the interrogation raised suspicions, but it did not provide any culpatory indication of his involvement in the crime.