Sentence examples for morally guilty from inspiring English sources

The climax with Orestes judicially absolved of matricide but morally guilty was equally memorable.

But Chilcot is clear: those who perpetrated this fiasco are morally guilty.

Those who advocated such laws are morally guilty, since they assumed the "right" to force employers and unwilling co-workers.

"I feel morally guilty because I could not prevent ten murders and two bomb attacks," she said.

Piedone, who also resigned on Wednesday, said he was morally guilty for the deadliest fire in Romania's history.

Indeed, Kerrey himself readily admits he feels morally guilty, and that he will be haunted for the rest of his life by the deaths of those civilians.

"In the 16th or 17th centuries, if you had a painting of someone wearing glasses, it was artist making a criticism of the person in the picture, either to suggest that they were mean, or morally suspect, or guilty of various other vices," said Handley.

"Killing robbers" is the morally justified execution of guilty criminals, not murder.

He says Ryan and other Republican leaders were guilty of "morally caving in to pressure from the strong anti-immigrant white rightwing base of their party... [thereby] closing the door on immigration reform in Congress".

Employers are free to fire workers, as the Tennessee Supreme Court explained in 1884, for "good cause, for no cause or even for cause morally wrong, without being thereby guilty of legal wrong".

I felt guilty too, wrestling morally with whether or not I was doing good by giving them money, wondering how they would spend it.