Sentence examples for To guilt for from inspiring English sources

For a brief moment, my frustration turned to guilt for my lack of faith, then to jealousy for her overflowing devotion to a God I sometimes long to hear, likely due to my recent failure to ask for Him to speak.

Phelps, who made her name on EastEnders, clearly understood this, placing Dermody's grief-haunted Vera centre stage to great effect and asking which is worse: to pretend to feel guilt for something you did as a way of living with yourself or to cheerfully admit that you are a killer and feel no guilt at all?

Enter the perverse pleasure of premature martyrdom: "We offended Mother Nature, so we are getting what we deserve!" It's deceptively reassuring to be ready to assume guilt for the threats to our environment.

How was KKR able to avoid having to admit guilt for behavior that clearly violated SEC regulations designed to protect investors from predatory behavior by Wall Street firms?

There is something deceptively reassuring in our readiness to assume guilt for the threats to our environment: we like to be guilty since, if we are guilty, it all depends on us.

To think that stealing is wrong, for example, is to think it rational to feel guilt for stealing and resent others for stealing (in the absence of conditions like ignorance or force that excuse the agent).

I hate the fact that women are made to feel guilt for the choices they have to make.

In person and in print, Hay mentions these causes only to play them down: "In no way am I trying to create guilt for anyone"; "this is a time for healing, for making whole, not for condemnation".

Womens groups said she was a model for all women who are made to suffer guilt for their aggressiveness.

In the Treaty of Versailles (1919) the victorious coalition justified its peace terms by forcing Germany and its allies to acknowledge guilt for the war.

National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD), German Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, right-wing German nationalist party that called for German unification during the Cold War and advocated law and order as well as an end to German "guilt" for World War II.