Sentence examples for felt well guilty from inspiring English sources
He, gasping; me, hardly out of breath: I felt, well, guilty.
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.
"But then I felt guilty — well, almost — when I noticed the family behind us with teenagers who were getting no break at all as they laid out upwards of $50 before they even got to the popcorn stand".
"I feel guilty, totally guilty.
The overclass now knew it was the overclass, and knew it so well it felt guilty.
I suspect that, cool and clever as he is, he would have coped better with this outcome than his publishing team, on whose behalf he might well have felt guilty.
I felt guilty and sympathetic as well as a vague, juvenile sense of injustice.On these trips, my father would take me to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, on what was then known as Victory Square.
He feels guilty about, well, everything.
"Even now I sometimes feel guilty how well I have healed.
And when you don't work you feel guilty as well".
