Sentence examples for some level of guilt from inspiring English sources

"There is some level of guilt about not living with the disease," he said.

"It'd be pretty hard for the president of the University of Georgia to divorce himself from what happens at UGA, to that extent I may plead some level of guilt," he said.

But I also felt some level of guilt and regret that I hadn't noticed earlier.

With all their differences, I'd venture to say that at least one common thread exists among them: they all have some level of guilt.

Many working parents (both women and men) feel some level of guilt or pressure, whether it be over going to work at all rather than staying home with their children, or just about how much their job keeps them away.

And my dear friend, who had only innocent intentions, is not just the girl who pushed me, but a friend who will likely carry some level of guilt with her for the rest of her life.

Now it is up to those dozen men and women -- some in their 20s, others well into retirement age -- to determine Arias' level of guilt or innocence.

The ad doesn't even rise to the level of guilt by association.

While fighting, his robots assess battlefield damage and then use algorithms to calculate the appropriate level of guilt.

I suppose having the freedom to experience the same level of guilt, inadequacy and persistent low-level worry as the next person is an equality of sorts.

Ascribing the same level of guilt to the killers for the willful slaughter of a baby by a terrorist and the accidental death of another is precisely what is wrong with the peace camp in Israel.