Sentence examples for reflection of guilt from inspiring English sources

In a sermon at a private mass for those victims, John Berry, author of Render Unto Rome: The Secret Life of Money in the Catholic Church, told PBS that the pope's language struck him as "quite a reflection of guilt on his part on behalf of the hierarchy of the church.

But Dr. Ivins's lawyer has asserted his innocence, and a number of colleagues at Fort Detrick have defended him, saying that his recent mental state and his suicide were the result of many months of near-constant surveillance and scrutiny by the F.B.I., not a reflection of his guilt.

Changes in his normal behavior that involve anger towards you could in fact be a reflection of his guilt for cheating or fear that you may find out about his affair.

When judgment is present, it is a reflection of and/or remembrance of guilt.

Crossley [ 25] who goes on to criticise the process on reflection describes (with a sense of guilt) her original sense of relief at the ability to 'let things go'.

From its burden of guilt flow reflections on fate, religious superstition and the fallibility of memory, with allusions ranging from Thomas Hardy – including a fatefully unread letter – to the Greek furies.

The suicides, they say, are a reflection of the former officials' feeling of guilt, and recognition that they cannot avoid punishment.

Mr. Jia, the foreign policy expert in Beijing, counters that Japan's suspicions are more a reflection of its own insecurities and guilt.

Players who engaged in more antisocial acts tended to demonstrate higher levels of guilt, as well as moral reflection.

The atmosphere of guilt and gloom is also a reflection of Harry's moody thoughts about his own troubled relationships, his obsessive work ethic and his unhealthy preoccupation with the nature of evil.

They did "mirror work," looking at their own reflections and offering words of forgiveness and encouragement, letting go of guilt, overcoming despair.