Sentence examples for concealed guilt from inspiring English sources
This is part of the general patterning of the story in sets of doubles: the strange echoes between the fate of Sado's son and the threats to Hadji Murad's son, for example; or Nicholas I and Shamil, the despots who both order executions and experience similar uneasy feelings of lust, who exude power and pride, but whose self-delusion is almost matched with concealed guilt and self-reproach.
David Suchet's superb Joe is a man who conceals his guilt under a backyard bonhomie.
It keeps poverty unseen and sanitises our shopping centres, concealing any guilt for over-consuming.
Some are said to have been incinerated by Saddamite loyalists, anxious to conceal their guilt and discredit their conquerors.The most frequently cited argument is that the job requires more time.
A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Both Sides in Skakel Trial Make Final Pitches to Jury Connecticut prosecutors portrayed Michael C. Skakel as a deeply disturbed teenager in 1975 who bludgeoned Martha Moxley to death in a jealous rage and, with relatives, sought to conceal his guilt for 27 years.
Rather than conceal his guilt, he gloats about the forthcoming explosion and the magnitude of human suffering it will cause.
Silence hides our guilt (or lack of guilt), conceals our racist biases against those who are not like us, and masks our habit of automatically crossing the street when a Black man approaches.
Yet it is one of those stories that seethe with family feuds, vows of vengeance, concealed identities, thwarted love, lusty passions, murder, pain, guilt, deathbed revelations and reconciliations that resonate through the generations.
Christabel dies racked with guilt at concealing from Ash his daughter's very existence.
