Sentence examples for quite guilty from inspiring English sources

"I think we tend to blame teenagers for behaviors that we're quite guilty of ourselves," she said.

The power of reading!" I felt quite guilty, because it wasn't like I knew a lot about anything, I just happened to have read this one book.

They often paid me in pound coins and I felt really quite guilty about taking the agency's hefty fee each week.

I am quite guilty of not reading leaflets properly and I had probably been told, but I thought we were going to be in the centre of town.

People too often get the impression that the only people who use the nation's civil liberties protections are lawbreakers who were not quite guilty of the exact felony they were charged with.

I am feeling quite guilty that my vote is involved with this but my intention was never racist, it was merely worry and concern towards monitoring and capping something maybe the government should have prioritised earlier," said one woman.

I have to put it down to the fact that I'm a young, white man," said Tucker, adding: "I feel quite guilty that it took me so long to intervene".

"The crowd cheered me all the way to the start and all the way back in," McCoy said, "but I feel quite guilty because Next Sensation [ridden by Tom Scudamore] won the race.

Dr. Borukhova appears to be, quite plainly, guilty.

But since Tories have been quite as guilty as Labour in this regard she's not particularly vulnerable to attack from this direction.

Embassies have complained publicly this year about violence against people who happen to have a black or brown skin.The culprits are usually thuggish youths, but the police, who often seem to delight in picking on foreigners for even the most trivial breaches of law such as not carrying a passport, are quite frequently guilty of lawless violence themselves.