Sentence examples for especially guilty from inspiring English sources

This does not support the idea that multinationals are especially guilty of "shipping jobs abroad".

Oil-company executives may be especially guilty, and environmental activists especially virtuous.

Bankers, in my experience, are especially guilty of this inability to differentiate their difficulties from those of the wider world.

You know I usually don't do those things — not unless I'm feeling especially guilty that day — but then she mentioned not having to commute.

Sanchez said he was especially guilty when receivers ran deep routes; instead of shifting to a different option, like a running back or a tight end, he would wait too long for the receiver to try to gain separation.

Given the common person's inconsistencies, why does it seem that politicians are especially guilty of a particularly distasteful sort of inconsistency, hypocrisy, when they commit the very sins they loudly condemn?

The "historical precedent," and especially a guilty verdict, he said, could serve as an example to other countries "that have failed to hold accountable those individuals responsible for serious and massive human rights violations".

Consume loads of your favorite media--especially the guilty pleasures.

Nobody likes to be made to feel guilty, especially for the sins of his father.

Applying his philosophical themes directly to politics in the years immediately after the Liberation of France in 1944, Camus had already concluded that the Marxists, and especially Communists, were guilty of evading life's absurdity by aiming at a wholesale transformation of society, which must necessarily be violent.

I know we are all guilty, especially me, in making huge crazy to-do lists that aren't reasonable to get done all in one day.