Sentence examples for guilty memory from inspiring English sources

When people did fork out for new appliances or home improvements, carbon taxes made them more expensive, which meant that the throwaway culture of the previous 20 years had become little more than a guilty memory.

Hye-Youn Lee's Lisette scurried pertly, her sweet, clear soprano full of character and a good complement to the warmth and wistfulness of Kate Ladner's Magda – the swallow of the title, who flies from true love for guilty memory.

But a terrible secret connects them... This is the basic plot of Gregory Norminton's fourth novel, a psychological thriller about two teenage friends at a boarding school in southeast England and the two men that they become, struggling to cope with the guilty memory of what they did together.

He is tormented by guilty memories, but refuses to give in to them.

Yet the friendship stirs guilty memories in Bark, whom shame haunts "like spleen" at having fought in Linh's country.

In the course of the play, the characters probe each other's sins and bring alive their guilty memories.

The hero of the movie, which was adapted by the screenwriter Paul Haggis from a story in F. X. Toole's "Rope Burns," is Frankie Dunn Clint Eastwoodd), a fight manager with guilty memories of mismanaged fights.

That curiosity, as well as his fixation with missing persons, inevitably stirs guilty memories of his brother, who disappeared in a blizzard, a tragedy that still chills Erlendur to the bone but has made him a sensitive witness to the suffering of lost souls.

Haunted by guilty memories of her role in the murder of a black woman with Tourette's syndrome, a British schoolteacher uses newspaper clips, police reports and personal letters to narrate the cruel event and to force her biased neighbors to acknowledge their own complicity.

Over the past decade, Mr. Ishida, a retired schoolteacher, has made it his self-assigned mission to search out the scenes of massacres in the Philippines, to interview survivors, then to return to Japan to coax from the silent veterans their guiltiest memories.

I think it was either Guilty or Memory.