Sentence examples for a less guilty from inspiring English sources

Looking for a runway in a busy space is nothing new for Ms. Fuller, who back in 2002 helped turn Us Weekly from a People also-ran to a much-talked-about publication that made celebrity news a less guilty pleasure, with a bright palette and saucy presentations that surpassed the tatty tabloid presentations prevalent at the time.

At Birds & Bees, they use these tropical products and almond milk to create a "less guilty" nog with plenty of stage presence.

INSIDE TRACK: A less-guilty pleasure.

Would the answer make him any less guilty?

He rents the cabin out, too, which makes us all feel a bit less guilty about breaking in.

Fortunately, the second act includes a through-the-audience chase scene, a hilarious number ("Time to Think") and a parent-and-child reunion that will leave youngsters satisfied -- and busy mothers feeling a little less guilty.

Whether you're going marathonian or working up to a conservative jog, a few bits of kit make the whole affair a little more pleasant – and since the exercise is gratis, you can feel a little less guilty about splashing on them.

With this new price cut, you can feel a little less guilty doing so.

Here's how to feel a little less guilty about leaving your vampires plugged in.

Seeing athletes risk their safety for our entertainment feels a lot less guilty when they're machines.

And night owls can hit the snooze button feeling a little less guilty for skipping that morning run -- the night awaits.