Not entirely surprisingly, the under-30s here who had voted chose the remain option, and were now more worried than ever about the future: an anxiety which informed a few guilty expressions from the Leave voters higher up the age range.
(Alexie refers to himself as an Indian and says, only half in jest, that he only uses the term native American, which he considers a guilty liberal expression, in "mixed company").
He'll either notice immediately what the lingering aroma is and react by grinning widely and looking about to see if there's a smoldering joint somewhere, or he may react with a quick smile which is immediately dropped to hang a guilty, pensive expression, or he'll not have the faintest idea what the aroma is and act irritated at the smoky room.
Every time I meet someone who finds out I work for The New Yorker they get this very guilty expression and tell me that they have a pile of unread issues at home.
Many onlookers admitted, with guilty expressions, that they had yet to start thinking much about the governor's race.
Nice work on the guilty expressions on the bad guys' faces.
Fieger and Co became a guilty pleasure before the expression came into common parlance, with Kurt Cobain performing snatches of "My Sharona" in the early '90s and claiming that Nirvana were "basically Black Sabbath molesting The Knack".
Here, combining facial expressions with voiceover is all it takes for Hitchcock to aptly express a guilty conscience.
Interestingly, only mothers, not fathers, expressed having a guilty conscience.
"It is my sincere hope that those I have hurt will see in my plea of guilty an expression of my deep regret for the pain I have caused and an acceptance of responsibility for my misdeeds," the statement concluded.
