Sentence examples for feel guilty asking from inspiring English sources

He would feel guilty asking, he said.

I almost feel guilty asking him to teach me the dance, but he doesn't object.

I feel guilty asking her to give my son, who sometimes prefers his friends to his lessons, the attention he secretly craves.

One anonymous artist said: "I feel guilty asking for help with something I should be able to deal with given the issues in question are part and parcel of the career path I've chosen".

"Why do you feel guilty?" asked RMC from New York.

"I felt guilty asking people for money," Lassiter said.

"Why go to all that trouble to make the consumer feel guilty?" asks Tom Pirko, who heads a Santa Barbara, Calif.-based consultancy to the beverage industry.

"Why go to all that trouble to make the consumer feel guilty?" asks Thomas Pirko, who heads Bevmark, a Santa Barbara, California-based consultancy to the beverage industry.

I remember from my time at the Today programme: when Downing Street tells you the prime minister is working flat out it is intended firstly to gain your sympathy - imagine, working "flat out"! - and secondly to make you feel guilty about asking stupid questions regarding recalcitrant black-country cabinet ministers.

The message I got from this feature is that people with disabilities should not feel guilty about asking for extra help and changes in the workplace.

A postdoc diagnosed with multiple sclerosis came to accept that people with disabilities should not feel guilty about asking for extra help and changes in the workplace.