Sentence examples for as much guilt from inspiring English sources

Brokaw, while torn about leaving, did so without nearly as much guilt or angst as Sears.

"Seriously?" Then, with as much guilt as relief, "What are you going to use?" "Not your problem.

But I've certainly let my kids watch those without as much guilt.

Bertie Carvel also subtly contrasts the two Olivers, and suggests promiscuous excess can cause as much guilt as enforced restraint.

Since Dean is the king of self-flagellation, Castiel's reappearance dredged up just as much guilt as it did relief (not to mention a healthy dose of Winchester suspicion), reminding him that he'd failed to save his friend -- at least until Castiel set the record straight.

In that way, these philanthropists can seem motivated as much by guilt as by altruism.

Which is why the 200th anniversary of abolition should be a moment of pride as much as guilt.

But "The Glass Menagerie" is a distinctly American story, full of information about the politics of the time — what the Depression was like for a single-parent household, how the burden of being the man of the house can eat at the soul just as much as the guilt of running away from responsibility does.

That said, it can be beneficial to keep location data on as it can prove your innocence just as much as your guilt.

If you're aware of that switch and why it's happening, then it's much easier to get through the holidays without as much stress and guilt.

Plus, you can eat as much you like guilt-free, given all the training you've been doing.