Sentence examples for experienced guilt from inspiring English sources

According to that 2015 survey, over half of those who had miscarried experienced guilt.

Along with the gratitude I feel for the privilege of holding a baby after loss, I have also experienced guilt: I know there are many women who are forced to move on without a rainbow baby.

(Informant 7, woman) Even though she had already made up her mind not to continue with the trial, she experienced guilt.

Our finding that fathers experienced guilt in a similar way adds to the existing knowledge base.

Uncertainty about PSA testing created a 'personal burden' for some GPs; they felt personally responsible for the consequences of their PSA testing approach, and experienced guilt and self-blame as a result.

The women in our study experienced guilt about having migraine as a result of others' perceptions that migraine was an excuse to avoid responsibilities, and Moloney et al. [ 22] referred to women's feeling of guilt because of the stigma that migraine could be avoided if the women exerted sufficient self-discipline.

Often, parents don't realize that their children experience guilt or shame, Luby says.

Inanimate objects do not have emotions (Stephen King's Christine and Arthur Clarke's HAL are cautionary exceptions), and it makes no sense to experience guilt at having mistreated them (can you in fact mistreat, except in a technical sense, a machine?), but I am sure that we were not unique in our self-reproaches and misgivings.

In addition, to qualify for a label of binge eating disorder, patients must feel distressed about their overeating, and meet three of six other criteria, including experiencing guilt or depression over eating too much, eating more rapidly than usual, eating until uncomfortably full, eating when not feeling physically hungry or eating alone because of embarrassment over the quantity being consumed.

Yet, people may experience guilt if they themselves fail to reciprocate.

Previous empirical research focuses largely on documenting the behavioral consequences of guilt; less is known about the psychophysiology of experiencing guilt.