Sentence examples for become a guilty from inspiring English sources

The Twitter feed has become a guilty pleasure for food fans.

If spotting thigh dimples on aging celebrities has become a guilty pleasure, finding a cure has become a fixation among cosmetic researchers.

Originally a poor-man's lunch thrown together by fishermen, the dish has become a guilty pleasure for Singaporeans unafraid of its high-cholesterol charms.

From the silly but somehow sublime to the just plain ridiculous; Rock of Ages (2012, Warner, 12) is one of those knowingly naff stage musicals that, in the right hands, might have become a guilty screen pleasure in the manner of Mamma Mia!

Reality shows have become a guilty pleasure of many TV viewers.

By the time "Paranoid" was on the radio, Black Sabbath had become a guilty pleasure.

With its pole-dancing auditions, blustering admonitions ("The girlfriend with the baby, she gotta go") and constant apologias for the family business, "Luke's Parental Advisory" may become a guilty-pleasure classic.

P32 How Countryfile became a guilty please.

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".

The pure hero becomes the victim of a sad, envious sergeant (boot-faced Grégoire Colin), and Melville's God-like Captain Vere becomes a guilty veteran of French colonial wars played by Michel Subor, star of Godard's Le Petit Soldat.

For Angelenos, some of whom visit homes for sale even if they're not looking to buy, Ryon's column quickly became a guilty-pleasure must-read.