How to use "responsible" in a sentence

'You will try to argue that I was responsible for Beckwith's condition - and for his eventual death

'Tell me about it,' he said to Marius, who stared back with silent amazement, unaware that the word 'grandfather' was responsible for the change in the old man's behaviour

Maybe his parents would be disappointed, but it was the only responsible thing to do; they'd thank her, in the end.

She was also worried about being responsible for a ten-million-dollar budget

Shattered by the loss of his son, Michael had been irrationally vicious with Tina for months after the funeral, accusing her of being responsible for Danny's death

"Joel Bandiri is more responsible for the show than I am - especially if it's a flop."

There were five photographs in addition to the one that had dropped onto the sofa; two were responsible for the noises that had drawn her into the living room, and the other three were those that she had seen popping off the picture hooks

Not one other relative or acquaintance had ever suggested that she was even indirectly responsible

"Anyway," she said, "even if reopening the grave doesn't help me find who's responsible for these sick jokes - or whatever the hell they are - at least it'll settle my mind about Danny

Danny survived the accident, but they couldn't let him come home because he'd tell everyone the government was responsible for the deaths of the others, and that would blow their secret military installation wide open."

George had been directly responsible for the expenditure of tens of millions of dollars and, eventually, for the control of hundreds of agents in a dozen countries

"What - you think the boy might be responsible for the changes in air temperature?"

And I thought that if Anne had done this awful thing, I was responsible, so I went and confessed.'

The poor fellow wasn't responsible for his actions

Years later, when Anne discovered this, she considered him responsible and developed a passionate hatred for him.