Sentence examples for is quite guilty from inspiring English sources

She, too, is quite guilty of saying the word "like".

"I think we tend to blame teenagers for behaviors that we're quite guilty of ourselves," she said.

I am quite guilty of not reading leaflets properly and I had probably been told, but I thought we were going to be in the centre of town.

It is quite gratifying to feel guilty if you haven't done anything wrong: how noble!

And professionals are guilty if guilty is quite the right word of missing out on what the wider industry, players and programmers and publishers alike, considers to be "the classics".

Many in America will feel, if he is guilty, it is quite clear that he is a traitor who has broken his vows to his country and deserves harsh punishment.

A calm character, Adam tells me he is relaxed about the prospect of being found guilty, but is quite sure he has a strong enough case to avoid a conviction.

Dr. Borukhova appears to be, quite plainly, guilty.

But since Tories have been quite as guilty as Labour in this regard she's not particularly vulnerable to attack from this direction.

Embassies have complained publicly this year about violence against people who happen to have a black or brown skin.The culprits are usually thuggish youths, but the police, who often seem to delight in picking on foreigners for even the most trivial breaches of law such as not carrying a passport, are quite frequently guilty of lawless violence themselves.

We're watching as guilty observers and it is quite funny".