Sentence examples for felt too guilty from inspiring English sources
You were not obliged to share your dessert, though most of us would have felt too guilty not to.
We felt too guilty for worrying everyone we knew, and we couldn't decide how severely to restrict our movement.
I recently spent the best part of a tenner on some not-particularly-special cheese, simply because I felt too guilty not to buy it having tried some.
Mr. Cunio, who regularly cycles at 15 m.p.h., said he felt too guilty to just take off, so he wasted more than an hour riding at a laggard's pace.
At an Internet company in the Boston area, however, a spokeswoman -- who insisted on remaining anonymous -- gave another reason: All the top executives at her company with young children felt "too guilty" about not taking paternity leave to discuss the matter.
The slog to Top of the Pops is documented throughout debut album Showbiz, from playing the toilet circuit to the corporate shows mentioned on album opener Sunburn; "I'll feel a guilty conscience grow," sang Matt Bellamy, although having disinfected every toilet in a West Country caravan site before becoming an international rock star, he needn't have felt too guilty.
Spectators needn't feel too guilty.
Don't feel too guilty about it.
Most Indians do not feel too guilty, arguing that dirtier rich countries, not poor ones, should show restraint.
Soon, thanks to Oxfam, a foe of both poverty and free trade, you might feel too guilty to stomach it.
