Sentence examples similar to desperate guilt from inspiring English sources

A major component, of course, is that it is simply part of the desperate guilt-by-association tactics employed along the lines of the recent Republican obsession with Obama's acquaintance with Ayers.

This is just one of a series of desperate guilt-by-association tactics by the Republicans to make the staunchly pro-Israel Obama appear to be anti-Israel and may be designed less to harm the Democratic nominee's chances of election as to limit politically his options for addressing urgent matters of Israeli-Palestinian peace upon becoming president.

President Trump's precipitous dismissal of FBI director James Comey inevitably evokes the worst of Nixon — a president psychologically cornered by the knowledge of his own guilt, desperate to keep the legal process from exposing this.

The sense of invisibility in the family, survivor guilt, the desperate need to escape the pressures and to be noticed afflict everyone who grows up with a sibling who can never be a peer.

Because Rob was so racked with guilt and desperate to make it up to me, I knew that I could pretty much manipulate the situation to my favour.

That said, over in Holby City, a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confessed all in desperation.

Of course, not every soap can pull off a story in which a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confesses all in desperation.

In Emmerdale, a character, burdened by guilt over a desperate, clandestine swap, confe … no, not really.

Vincent, guilt-stricken and desperate to pay back his investors, accepts.

Hate groups try to guilt-trip these desperate parents for sending their children away.

Guilt-ridden, broke, and desperate, he takes on the job of full-time caregiver to Trevor Conklin, a teen-ager suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy.