Sentence examples for seemed guilty of from inspiring English sources

Still, on Tuesday, Rodriguez seemed guilty of nothing more than trying to be gracious toward Reyes.

So the Guardian seemed guilty of sloppy usage when it referred not to "marines" but "soldiers" – a distinction jealously patrolled by both wings of the military.

Everett just wasn't willing to tell the man who looked like a cheap private detective and always "seemed guilty of something" that he was in possession of the Infundibulum — a directory with all the locations of known parallel universes.

Yet however dubious the official case for war and unforgivable its execution, Mr Blair seemed guiltier of taking his missionary zeal too far than of narrowly pursuing British interests.

What the Chelsea manager does seem guilty of is a massive overreaction.

Instead they seem guilty of the grossest fashion sin: wanting to hang out with the models.

Considering the Premier League already lends its brand name to a preseason tournament — the Barclay's Asia Trophy is in its fourth year — Scudamore seems guilty of artful deception.

And the fellow-student who picked up the dropped card &, instead of mailing it, handed it to the local mimeographer seems guilty of a failure of gallantry.

The minister without portfolio seems guilty of no crime other than having been the friend and mentor of Derek Draper, the disagreeable lobbyist who boasted on tape that he could get his clients a favoured hearing in high places.

One cellmate is being detained for her work on an exchange program for maternal and child health experts; others seem guilty of little else than their Bahai faith, considered heretical by the Islamic Republic.

As it turns out, the 24,000 pages of e-mails that journalists and the public spent the weekend poring through contained nothing notable — quite an achievement that Ms. Palin seems guilty of nothing more than the excessive use of exclamation points.