Sentence examples for gas guilt from inspiring English sources
But someday, if renewable power becomes widespread enough and the technology for making renewable fuels improves, we may be able to guzzle gas without guilt, knowing we are just burning sunlight. .
We wanted men who could carry guns without having to fill out a form, and who could drive really big, gas-guzzling cars without any guilt.
Back in the glory days of guilt-free driving and dirt-cheap gas — say, around 2004 — motor home aficionados worshiped at the altar of size.
The celebrity-filled first night audience at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, loved Sophie's Choice, the story of a Holocaust survivor who cannot live with the guilt of choosing which of her children must go to the gas chambers.
America's secretary of state, John Kerry, was right that Syria's refusal to let the UN's team of inspectors visit the poison-gas sites for five days after the attack was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
The idea, Peter said, was "to increase the sense of guilt in town about blowers, so it's like the way you feel driving a gas-guzzling S.U.V. in Marin" — the strenuously green county to the west.
The idea, Peter said, was "to increase the sense of guilt in town about blowers, so it's like the way you feel driving a gas-guzzling S.U.V. in Marin"—the strenuously green county to the west.
