(1) He spent much of his career as a political conspirator , actively working to overthrow the government of Charles II of England.(2) To others, his actions could have seemed those of a deadly rival, a traitor, a conspirator .(3) The novel, meanwhile, posits God as the ultimate conspirator , less a deity than a puppetmaster whose intentions are never clear.(4) In fact, to the conspiracy theorist, the best proof of the ultimate conspiracy would be no evidence at all: for who, but the master conspirator , would be able to control the world without leaving any trace?(5) My point isn't that there's anything hidden or conspiratorial about it per se.(6) Once in Germany, he and the other conspirators visited chemists as they gathered chemicals to build the bomb.(7) That merely sparked off their investigation, the aim of which was to discover the future plans of the conspirators .(8) He concludes, conspiratorially , ÔÇÿI like to be here on the inside, as a weirdo.ÔÇÖ(9) He is pressing for the five to be considered as unwitting accomplices to espionage, rather than conspirators .(10) Telephone records showed she was in contact with alleged conspirators .(11) Were one of a more conspiratorial bent, one might be inclined to think that they would even be behind some generation of spam.(12) Most of the conspirators were in this country before he took the oath of office.(13) When he goes to the loo, the waitress whispers conspiratorially : ÔÇÿI just have to tell you, out of all the stars we see come in here, he's our favourite.ÔÇÖ(14) I felt like we were conspirators , and that, I think, was a great source of his charm.(15) Mary and her conspirators openly discussed their plans in these encrypted letters, as they believed no one else would be able to read them.(16) The jury watched a video showing some of the alleged conspirators in animated discussion.
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