Sentence examples for as a guilt from inspiring English sources

He shall bring to the priest a ram without blemish from the flock, or the equivalent, as a guilt offering.

There's no such thing as a guilt-free lunch.

Jane Adams as a guilt-stricken TV director constantly uses sagging knees to indicate moral collapse.

(Last year's triumph for 12 Years a Slave, meanwhile, was dismissed as a guilt-alleviating stopgap).

Both Mary Stockley as a touchingly aspirational Marilyn, and Nicholas Le Prevost as a guilt-haunted Einstein, are very good.

For decades, Quebec has held out as a guilt-free, laissez-faire smokers' paradise in North America's increasingly prohibitionist sea.

It presents a teasing vision of this borough as a guilt-free arena of infinite opportunity for singles with the looks and enough time and money to play.

Mr. Pullman is not Harrison Ford, obviously, but he is a gifted character actor persuasive as a guilt-ridden husband who maintains that he is innocent of murder.

Blu-ray, Second Sight Denzel as a guilt-ridden, drug-addled airline pilot, a return to live action serious drama from Robert Zemeckis.

So, was Branson's reinvention as a guilt-ridden planet-wrecker volunteering to solve the climate crisis little more than a cynical ploy?

Instead of wasting all that fur, she wanted to market nutria as a "guilt-free fur that belongs on the runway instead of at the bottom of the bayou," she said.