When I arrived on a cloudless day in June, my sense of accomplishment was diminished only by a slight pang of guilt, commingled with relief: my luggage had been carried uphill from Imlil — by mule.
Suzanne Perry Silver Spring, Md. To the Editor: After arriving at her beautiful mountaintop hotel by car, Ms. Donadio writes that she felt "a slight pang of guilt" because her luggage had been carried uphill by a mule.
I appreciate this affectionate piece, but it gave me a slight pang of anguish, because it's also sentimental, and I hate to say it, but the fiddly-aye Ireland it evokes just does not exist anymore.
I read a friend's thoughts on his own site and there was a slight pang of regret in where technology and innovation seems to be leading us all.
As I watched, I couldn't help but smile wistfully and feel a slight pang of jealousy.
Sure, there was the slight pang of sadness every mother feels with each moment that signals her child is growing up.
(Dear Reader, are you experiencing perhaps, the slightest pang of disappointment?
For this pang of conscience, union officials labelled him "chicken-hearted".
It comes with a pang of conscience, but Schadenfreude sells newspapers and she had a job to do.
"He did not, as he would have you believe, have a sudden pang of conscience, an epiphany, an experience of sudden and striking realisation".
They do so, he believes, not out of any pang of conscience, but because those sites elegantly created a one-stop destination.
