Sentence examples for may be guilt from inspiring English sources
Part of the motivation for this all-out effort may be guilt, as veterans have done what the vast majority of Americans did not want to do.
One reason may be guilt, or irritation: nobody likes to be reminded of his own selfishness, or to be told, even implicitly, what to do.
The psychological effect of having or receiving more than one deserves may be guilt or repression, but it seems inevitably to involve an attenuation of one's sense of self.
He may be guilt-ridden by the thought that something in him could have caused his son to be gay (it's bad enough that paying Jacob's bail cost him a pretty penny).
This is different, or may be, from guilt in fact.
Part of this may be survivor guilt, the rest because he knows that his private life is flawed: he is a womaniser.
The Crying Game follows the same strange trajectory with its more ambiguous situation, where love may be only guilt and the obsession with a woman may be an obsession with a man.
Ms. Drohan speculates that there may be some guilt feelings involved; parents are spending less time with their children and may want to throw them a bone of sorts.
It is important to note that in the facial nucleus there is no evidence that the microglia are actually phagocytosing or digesting the synapses, it rather may be simply guilt by association.
I actually prefer the latter, although my preference may be influenced by guilt.
