Sentence examples for correct guilt from inspiring English sources

The story is told through the eyes of the illusionist's wife, who, hypnotized by the exotic surroundings of North Africa, suffers an 1856 version of politically correct guilt.

Since we do not know the function of the domains connecting RpfB and SpsB (DUF348 & G5), it might be more correct to invoke "guilt by association" in the present case.

Here again, he not only opposes affirmative action on philosophical grounds -- he mocks it as a way that guilt-ridden, "politically correct" elitist liberals punish hard-working whites.

While concluding that Mr. Homann "made some correct decisions" in coming forward to admit guilt and helping the government, Judge Chesler said he had "betrayed his adopted homeland" with his crime.

It's an assumption of guilt that may even be correct in 95percentt of the cases.

A 1995 poll found that 80percentt of blacks said the jury that found Simpson not guilt of murder made the correct decision, but only 42percentt of whites dd.

Owen is adamant that doctors have a moral duty to provide a correct diagnosis, even if the results do cause guilt, unease or distress.

It may be that the intelligence community's estimates are correct, and do not rely on presuming drone victims' guilt.

It's time to realise, however, that although guilt-free shopping might be a morally correct thing to do, it's not making enough of a difference.

Forgiving ourselves allows us to recognize our own faults and then to correct them as much as we can without languishing in unforgiving guilt and shame.

They claim politically correct words are the result of liberals trying to shape fear and guilt into meaningless syntax.