Sentence examples for feel well guilty from inspiring English sources
And perhaps you feel, well, guilty about celebrating a holiday whose origin story is at best murky and at worst a racist myth that covers up the fact that most of the time, colonials and Native Americans weren't sitting down to friendly dinners to give thanks for each other.
He, gasping; me, hardly out of breath: I felt, well, guilty.
"I feel guilty, totally guilty.
"Even now I sometimes feel guilty how well I have healed.
And when you don't work you feel guilty as well".
"Who am I?" "What did I do wrong?" "Where did I come from?" You feel guilty as well; there's a strong part of guilt there, and then, in the end, you realize you only live this life.
I think that we're going to look back at what happened in Darfur and feel tremendously guilty as well that we didn't do more early enough to save the 100,000 lives that are already lost and the 10,000 more that are being lost each month.
He feels guilty about, well, everything.
If you watch "Diana," you may feel a little guilty as well.
If she says stuff to make you feel guilty, say something like, "Well, since I'm such a terrible person, you won't mind if we're not friends anymore".
