Sentence examples for be guilty of trying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stewart said he had planned to play a game with the governor: "Which of these quotes was from you, and which was from Don Rickles?" Mr. Christie retorted that Mr. Stewart could be guilty of "trying to categorize people very narrowly," and he added, "You've been trying to do that a little bit with me here".

Sometimes you can be guilty of trying too hard, but then the car does not look anything special with the original exhaust design on it either.

"In the first half I think we were guilty of trying to play too much rugby.

Mr. Albrecht said he, too, was guilty of trying to play it safe.

They are guilty of trying to destroy Mr. Jensen's reputation and career".

To a man, players said they were guilty of trying to win the game on their own.

But they were guilty of trying to protect the lead after the break, and trailed 3-2 before Charlie Adam's controversial late penalty salvaged a point.

The administration's supporters say that by opposing the rule, religious employers like EWTN are guilty of trying to coerce our employees and impose our values on them.

"The question today is less whether Saddam is guilty of trying to hide his weapons of mass destruction – we know he is.

James wasd-Prowse was guilty of trying to walk the ball into the net, by which point Swansea had 10 bodies defending in the box.

Tom Haigh via email Kevin Mitchell is right to point out that the players, in particular of Brazil, are guilty of trying it on.