Sentence examples for fits of guilt from inspiring English sources
She is also prone to fits of guilt over the fact that her pearls have been purloined from the Jewish refugees that her brother the Count (Ashley Holland) has been helping.
It took two weeks to adjust the software and fix the bug, the mention of which still sends the chip designer, Feng Hsiung Hsu, into a fit of guilt.
Then, in a fit of guilt and rage, he strangled her to death.
Who determined their guilt and did the punishment, prior to any determination of guilt, fit the crime?
Although he was noted for the vivacity of temperament reflected in his verse, from 1773 his good spirits were encroached upon by fits of depression and religious guilt, and after suffering a severe head injury in a fall he became insane.
Though I'm grateful and blessed to have incredibly welcoming and loving in-laws, part of me, in some inexplicable way, feels the tiniest tinge of guilt for fitting in with my new family.
Then there are Shakespeare's ghosts – embodiments of guilt and madness, fit to ruin any Christmas feast.
I felt pangs of guilt because of my growing uncertainty that a Ph.D. wasn't necessarily the best fit, given my strengths.
If neo-sentimentalists are right, to think that something is wrong, for example, is to think that guilt is fitting for doing it but, Nichols claims, children who distinguish moral from conventional violations do not yet possess the concept of guilt.
Guilt and the provability of guilt do not always coincide.
