Sentence examples for slight guilt from inspiring English sources

It was with this slight guilt that Sam found it possible to mobilise all four of the Enter4entertainment.com team on the streets.

He also wonders aloud: Do any African chiefs feel at least some slight guilt about what their ancestors did?

Mr. Schiff, 25, said he experienced only the slightest guilt at eliminating those people.

Just consider the dedicated "file-sharers" — actually, traffickers in stolen music movies and, increasingly, books — who transmit and receive copyrighted material without the slightest guilt.

The state governor, Blairo Maggi, who is one of the largest soybean producers in the world, told the Times, "I don't feel the slightest guilt over what we are doing here.

Five years ago Maggi told the new York Times: To me, a 40% increase in deforestation doesn't mean anything at all, and I don't feel the slightest guilt over what we are doing here.

The mad bloodthirsty perpetrators do not hear, and apparently, do not feel the slightest guilt or compassion for their victims.

When I first moved here, there was a slight, natural guilt I sometimes felt for ignoring all the shit that most people consider to be fun and staying home instead.

It left me with a slight feeling of guilt".

The thrill of what had seemed such immediate success turned to a slight sense of guilt.

He did not share the money with his co-worker and "is tinged with slight feelings of guilt".