Sentence examples for layers of guilt from inspiring English sources

Snapshots from the past reveal layers of guilt, dissatisfaction and recrimination in the family history.

In discharging this new quasi-paternal responsibility, Ahmad stirs up even more of the destructive past and uncovers baffling layers of guilt and resentment.

Another film, "Invisible Like Peace," by Lana Lin and H. Lan Thao Lam, who use the moniker Lin + Lam, re-edits American-made Vietnamese propaganda films to take the pulse of a political era still obscured, for Americans, by layers of guilt and blame.

Close's super-lawyer Patty Hewes may not yet be pulling strangers in hotel bars but she remains the still, cold, damaged heart of Damages; a character of compelling complexity with newly added layers of guilt since ordering the failed hit on her protégé, Ellen Parsons (lovely Rose Byrne, who is also noticeably too skinny this season).

On top of confusion and disbelief, it piles thick layers of guilt and feeds an endless river of "if only" regrets.

The event that changes the game is usually one of the neighbors coming out with their kids to play on the road, which only adds the several layers of guilt to the situation as she ends up watching my kids while they set a bad example for her toddlers.

"It adds this layer of guilt when going out to eat is supposed to be pleasurable".

The theory is reasonable: the relationship with patients is complex enough without adding yet another layer of guilt, obligation and responsibility.

Feeling left out is hard but there is also a layer of guilt that my self-imposed challenge means I am foregoing spending time with them.

In the current, divisive climate around women's choices in childbirth, it's easy to take the step forwards from conjecture to another layer of guilt and pressure on women to do better or risk the future of the human species.

It's perpetual motion with a generous layer of guilt and self-doubt spread on top, and that takes its toll.