Sentence examples for cloud of guilt from inspiring English sources

But I did feel guilty and ashamed for what I felt I had let happen, for not fighting back to guard all those beautiful things, and that cloud of guilt followed me places.

A cloud of guilt envelops Mr. Thompson as he writes, conscious that he and his travel-porn colleagues have strip mined the earth of its most precious resource: pleasant, undiscovered destinations.

A cloud of guilt hangs over every cruel act; even the henchmen who kill the wife and son of Macbeth's chief rival, Macduff (Lachy Hulme), eventually quake with shame over what they've done.

"The world sees Europe as the continent on whose soul the shame of the concentration camps grew, just as Europe singles out Germany as the land and the people that are enveloped in a cloud of guilt; for the horror happened in Germany and its perpetrators were Germans.

Cloud's feelings of guilt and regret for not being able to save Zack and Aerith are symbolized by a grey wolf that appears in scenes in which Cloud thinks about them.

The cloud of suspicion and guilt that surrounds everyone makes this a queasy, unsettling film – and essential viewing for any Hitchcock fan.

As the landlady's fears gather momentum, her fair-haired daughter begins to fall for the lodger, while her boyfriend, a policeman supposedly on the killer's trail, hangs around making ghoulish remarks: "I'm keen on golden hair myself, same as The Avenger is". The cloud of suspicion and guilt that surrounds everyone makes this a queasy, unsettling film – and essential viewing for any Hitchcock fan.

But the irony in procrastination is that often we may be doing something more gratifying in the moment, but there is a cloud of anxiety or guilt that looms over you, making you feel worse.

Greenock's drab palette symbolizes the cloud of fear, confusion, and guilt constantly hanging over Lizzie.

Larry Cox, head of Amnesty International USA, called it "unconscionable" that the board denied Davis relief, adding that Davis was "to be sent to death under an enormous cloud of doubt about his guilt... an outrageous affront to justice".

Do not let feelings of guilt or social pressure cloud your judgment.