Sentence examples for felt culpable from inspiring English sources
He knew that this was the nuclear option, and he felt culpable, but he loved his wife.
Our respective countries had all supported Saddam in his war with Iran, and in a way we all felt culpable.
'I could see a way through some of these issues and I would have felt culpable if I hadn't done what I could see needed doing.
The more acute distress displayed by midwives and neonatal nurses during the interviews was most common because they felt the situation was not handled well and they felt culpable to some extent.
JM: She immediately feels culpable.
Deep down, he should surely feel culpable for his absence.
Do you feel culpable?" and "Are you sexually attracted to young boys?" This was grim, cringe-worthy turf.
Sexual abuse is a harrowing topic and, as a victim of it, my initial response was to feel culpable and apologetic for the book's existence.
Doyle added: "We all feel culpable, we're all all part of it and I just wish we could have played that bit better and not ended up with the manager having to leave.
Amy is a film that makes you feel culpable, but it also stirs up waves of sympathy, of a desire to protect her and, also, an anger at those in her life who – you feel – could have done so much more to save her.
