Sentence examples for becoming guilty of from inspiring English sources

It's all very well giving a plan time to come together but at this point Deschamps is becoming guilty of Micawberism.

The meeting heard severe criticism of the role of the existing UN peacekeepers in South Sudan, who risked becoming "guilty bystanders" to atrocities.

His article said the justices in the Supreme Court minority who dissented from the ruling that led to Mr. Bush's becoming president were guilty of "what is called fouling one's own nest".

A plague on all their houses: all are guilty of becoming entrenched in unsustainable positions.

I'm slightly guilty of becoming a bit of a parody of myself, but truly I don't really put it on – I am the shirtless moptop with a bottle of wine now.

I'm definitely guilty of becoming consumed in the fine details.

Are we ever guilty of becoming mindless consumers which are oblivious to the need of others right in front of us?

He has a lot of friends in high places but by the end of the book they are all becoming convinced he is guilty of some serious crimes.

In the majority of high school environments, it is considered important to be liked by peers, and it has been found that many students are guilty of becoming neutral bystanders (individuals who witness bullying, but say nothing about it).

I am just becoming aware of how guilty I feel being queer".

In some ways, the timing seems strange; the guilty pleasure was becoming a part of the cultural vocabulary right around the time cultural distinctions were ceasing to matter.