Sentence examples for looks guilty of from inspiring English sources

Either way, news photographers chase them, "pap them", as they say, what paparazzi do, and one of the agents puts a clipboard in front of his face and so looks guilty of something.

"Why don't people open their eyes," Ms. Jacobs said, "and see the guy looks guilty of something?" But the Modesto mayor, Carmen Sabatini, said people here were just not obsessed with the story.

In the light of Syria's horrors, Mr Obama looks guilty of overconfidence, and of arrogantly believing that by being cleverer than Mr Bush he could avoid traps that plagued him.The 2009 Cairo speech was part of a series of set-piece foreign policy addresses by Mr Obama.

"He looked guilty of something, or most things," Mr. Campbell recalled.

But, having put them on the back-foot, England looked guilty of easing off as Jodie Fields and Perry built a 50-partnership to see them through to lunch at 89 for five.

The day after McGwire refused to "talk about the past" and made himself look guilty of steroid use, La Russa maintained his support, only lamenting that McGwire had not repeated his previous denial of having used them.

But, having put them on the back foot, England looked guilty of easing off as Jodie Fields and Perry built a half-century partnership to see them through to lunch at 89 for five.

Both looked guilty of going for each other in what has been a bad-tempered game.

"Steve Clarke's side look full of pace and intent, while Ipswich look guilty of over-committing in attack.

Not sure if either of those things suggest anything, but her face certainly looks guilty.

And even when he's not guilty of any crime, it's not hard to see why he'd be accused: he looks guilty; he feels guilty.