Sentence examples for no longer guilty from inspiring English sources

Legislators voted 310-54 to decriminalize the count under which she was imprisoned, meaning that she is no longer guilty of a criminal offense.

Many years ahead of schedule, Mr. Bellamy, now 41, is due back in court on Thursday, no longer guilty of the murder.

Come the next election, the government's ability to convince sceptical voters that it is not (or, at least, no longer) guilty of squandering countless billions of taxpayers' pounds on a failed model for delivering public services will be of much greater importance.

I no longer feel guilty listening to Wagner's music.

The middle classes need no longer feel guilty at the sight of poverty.

I take more breaks and I take a nap every day and I no longer feel guilty about those.

Although these days I no longer feel guilty about watching, despite my husband's recurring criticism that the show is a middling soap opera.

Cameronism meant that middle-class people no longer felt guilty voting for a party that had previously looked homophobic, bigoted and old-fashioned.

Rennes have similarly tumbled down the table, but Costil is no longer the guilty party; only two teams have scored less than the Breton side's 29 goals.

Sometimes when we wait long enough, we are fortunate to enjoy that sweet taste, and need no longer feel guilty about it.

As I age, and my career stabilizes, I no longer feel guilty about the work I could be doing on weekends.