Sentence examples for enduring guilt from inspiring English sources
Raza's naive bid for a kind of gap year in Afghanistan's training camps with his Afghan friend Abdullah brings adventures with gunrunners and poppy growers, but also sobering loss for the family and enduring guilt for Raza.
Surely it is at least an allegory of fallen man's predicament, of his state of enduring and irredeemable guilt in a world from which all hope has been expunged.
Conversely, descriptions of troubled death experiences caused enduring feelings of regret and guilt amongst some of the former carers with seemingly lasting impacts on their bereavement experiences.
Afflicted with guilt about sex, he recalls enduring a protracted psychoanalysis (the unquestioned religion of New York intellectuals in the 50's) that he now regards as having been all but useless.
At the center of all these restitution cases -- surveyed by Elazar Barkan in his well-researched and discriminating study, "The Guilt of Nations" -- is an enduring uneasiness on both sides about the very nature of the transaction.
ALLEINSCHULD, the belief in "sole guilt" for one if not two world wars, has had an enduring impact on Germany's public life.
The memorious inner landscape of Godard's films is one of incompletion, guilt, and ruins; that of Varda's films is one of the enduring, the venerable, the fulfilling.
Unipolar depression in adults, the most commonly occurring type of depression, is characterised by; enduring depressed mood, a loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities, disrupted sleep and/or appetite, feelings of guilt and/or low self-worth, and poor concentration [ 3].
He thought about enduring.
