Sentence examples for guilty enough to from inspiring English sources

If they do, they tend to feel just guilty enough to accept the punishment inflicted.

He is just guilty enough to feel "a whiff of brimstone" while succumbing to her dangerous allure.

But the most constructive response, and the one people seem to recognize as a sign of leadership, is to feel guilty enough to want to fix the problem.

Worst-case scenario, you'll feel guilty enough to keep eating chicken wings for the next three years.

Maybe, moreover, all those other defaulters who were not subjected to such an ordeal will feel guilty enough to send him a donation (and remember to tell the Electoral Commission).

Because there's that tiny hope that if we say our resolution aloud we might feel guilty enough to go through with it.

Sitting in for Bill O'Reilly on the O'Reilly Factor, Laura Ingraham devoted much of the programme to the "not guilty enough" verdict handed down last week to former Guantánamo detainee, Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani (view clip here; first part only).

He offered to plead guilty to enough counts to put him in prison for twenty years.

Merely pleading guilty is not enough to warrant a sentence reduction.

To which he replied: "Not guilty enough".

To be honest, the mere act of going into the supermarket instead of making time to visit independent shops makes me feel guilty enough, without the smorgasbord of ethical dilemmas presented by that groaning fish counter, or the cornucopia of imported fruit.