Sentence examples for kind of guilty from inspiring English sources

"You're kind of guilty until proven innocent," he said.

So I felt kind of guilty for being in a couple.

So I felt kind of guilty hoping for this time off.

To Torre, the home runs are a kind of guilty pleasure.

Oates explores the idea that the bereaved wife is a kind of guilty party, who deserves everything -- most of it violent -- that comes her way.

They are widely admired but too often almost a kind of guilty pleasure, even as the quality of their work demands a rewriting of the 20th-century canon.

Later, as I scooped spaghetti and baked beans into cold, unbuttered rolls, next door's barbecue struck up in earnest, playing the kind of guilty-pleasure mix of music that only very drunken people enjoy.

The accolades have helped change perceptions about Lifetime, a network that has long been identified with schmaltzy, made-for-TV movies and the kind of guilty-pleasure reality programming that "UnREAL" sends up so mercilessly (e.g. "Dance Moms"). .

It provides the kind of guilty-pleasure thrills that all sci-fi does -- the kind of "I should know better" acquiescence to the outlandish, in the name of moving the story forward.

Women haven't gotten the opportunity to get together, in a public space, and experience these kinds of guilty pleasures.

"I kind of felt guilty," Rooney said.