Sentence examples for immense guilt from inspiring English sources

I felt this immense guilt — that I should be there, I should be doing something.

I felt immense guilt – this isn't why I became a nurse.

I feel such immense guilt for this burden I've brought into our marriage; it's almost like I gave him an STD, except the disease is debt.

One woman lost her son, for whom she was "wingmom," and feels immense guilt because he left for the concert while she was still getting ready at their hotel.

My mother never felt that we could afford it, and my own inability to spend freely stemmed from the immense guilt I felt at benefiting from my parents' deferral of their desires.

Cheat days bring her temporary happiness, followed by immense guilt.

He said that, now he had come to terms with the personal issues which led him to committing the crime, he felt "immense sorrow", guilt and shame.

Orwell's explanation, given a few years later in "The Road to Wigan Pier" (which is a far more sociological and political book, about the unemployed poor in northern England), connects the experience to his years as an imperial cop in Burma: I was conscious of an immense weight of guilt that I had got to expiate.

I feel an immense wave of guilt.

And, as the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network states, "The reaction of a survivor's friends and family to the disclosure of the abuse also has the potential to trigger immense feelings of guilt, shame and distrust, particularly if those individuals denied that the abuse was taking place, or chose to ignore it".

For the midwife Ellen the sphincter injury is not the primary focus in this case and she does not feel immense feelings of guilt.