Sentence examples for much more guilty from inspiring English sources

The main contrast between male and female porn addicts is how much more guilty women feel.

But I want to add that grandparents are much more guilty of bragging about their grandchildren than even their parents.

In 1980, he vindictively had Sirima's civic rights suspended for seven years for abuse of power - a crime of which he himself soon became much more guilty.

"The chiefs are much more guilty than he is — it was the system," said Valentin Cristea, 83, the only living survivor among the political prisoners sent to Ramnicu Sarat prison.

Yet ever since it lost an early case against two Bear Stearns fund managers in 2009, it has gone after only the smallest of small fry: individual borrowers, brokers and appraisers who lack the means to do much more than plead guilty.

You were much more likely to be found guilty".

And Yanukovych has been guilty of much more serious crimes than crimes against taste".

I suppose I can say that, on re-reading it, I see little evidence that Rob is guilty of much more than being a guy in a tight spot.

The underlings who procured such services — hiding the costs in phony expense chits — could now be flipped and forced to testify against their bosses, who may be guilty of much more consequential malfeasance.

A breakdown of the statistics, which refer to two truancy-related offences under the Education Act 1996, reveal that women are much more likely to be found guilty than men, making up three-fifths of those convicted.

Enron's people are guilty, profited much more and are unrepentant: Go after them.