Sentence examples for facing guilt from inspiring English sources

Like many survivors who choose to not report, I was facing guilt and self-blame.

But the these companies face guilt by association in an atmosphere of diminishing user trust.

I wouldn't have known Jesus if he knocked at my front door and I had never faced guilt in my entire life, except for that one time when I prayed Beverly LaPlante to death.

Then, they face guilt over their feeling that Dent's descent into madness was also their own doing, due to the previous failure to protect him.

Do I just have to resign myself to facing the guilt of leaving my father behind?

Perhaps if we all were as responsible in facing our guilt as Lieutenant Meehan, we would not be at war.

Nations tend to be reluctant to face their guilt.

DVD, Showbox Shohei Imamura's inventive 1997 Palme d'Or winner sees a released convict come to face the guilt from his terrible crime.

There are some secrets that people just want to let go of, but let's face it, guilt that runs deep cannot disappear.

In a song titled "White Privilege," he examined the tensions of his life as a white rapper: "Where's my place in a music that's been taken by my race / Culturally appropriated by the white face?" It was an honest, questing attempt to face the guilt of the gentrifier, wary of what he embodies yet pleased with the new view.

But in his own talk here, Mr. Gore offered another reason for enlisting, suggesting that he could not have faced the guilt in knowing that some other young man from his Tennessee town had gone in his place, and perhaps been killed.