Sentence examples for of a guilt from inspiring English sources

It was kind of a guilt.

It's kind of a guilt reliever for the human who has to abandon their pet for a short time.

The Guild's plans now include the production of one motion-picture version a year of a Guilt hit.

Poor child Edmund, to blame for everything, must bear the full weight of a guilt only Christians know how to inflict, with a twisted knife to the heart.

He cuts away the moral foundations (delusive as they are) on which the family has lived, leaving them despondent and shattered by the weight of a guilt too heavy to bear.

There is too much of a guilt culture around parenting as new mothers and fathers are made to feel judged about issues such as breastfeeding and returning to work, the Liberal Democrat equalities minister has said.

Perhaps the wands just need a phoenix-feather core, or the hair of a guilt-sniffing dog.

"We're certainly not going to pass bad economic policy just because of the threats of a guilt-laden billionaire," he said.

But the triumph of the production is that, echoing O'Neill, it sees these damaged individuals as tragic products of a guilt-haunted Calvinist culture.

Steiger's harrowingly intense portrayal of a guilt-ridden Holocaust survivor gained him the BAFTA as best foreign actor and an Oscar nomination.

In Lady Sov's cuttings she is regularly written up as a pikey or a chav, those not always disrespectful handles that designate a white working class person of a guilt-free unapologetic persuasion.