Sentence examples for somehow guilty from inspiring English sources

If that sounds ridiculous, then so should the argument that Walker is somehow guilty of misconduct.

"As a Cambodian artist I feel somehow guilty that I left," she said.

I have met parents of victims, cried with them, and yet have felt somehow guilty — because I make my living from other people's tragedies … they put their arms around me and said, "No.

I draw attention to Gordon not to lecture anyone about the right way to die, to leave other terminally ill people feeling somehow guilty for being insufficiently upbeat or cheerful about their plight.

Charlotte Ventham, for Surrey Police, told Mr Travers: "I cannot let it pass without comment that Surrey Police are somehow guilty of some sort of cover up of documents which you require to conduct your inquest or that we are urging upon this court some sort of unlawful procedure with regard to PII. "Both of these serious allegations are very firmly rebutted and refuted".

Sparks ponders on why criminals spend the money they steal so swiftly: "It probably sounds a bit milky if I was to say now the reason which makes thieves and villains get through their ill-gotten wages so sharpish is they must inside themselves feel somehow guilty about it, but there's got to be some explanation why we all raced the gelt like we did".

"They have huge houses but somehow feel guilty owning the fact that they run the house and their kids' lives, and have jobs and do 50 other things that normal human beings shouldn't be able to do".

As he was eight years ago, when his wife was doing battle with then senator Barack Obama, Clinton seemed irked by the notion that because many of their opponent's supporters were young and idealistic, their rival was somehow not guilty of deploying the same tricks of the trade as any other politician.

More and more often when I go out partying in Mexico City, I notice that my friends somehow feel guilty for indulging in a joint or doing a line.

The director shows how their body-language is always the same: somehow more guilty-looking when they are in the White House rose garden in their career pomp, being introduced to the press, than when they are facing openly hostile Senate hearings.

I don't think anyone else at the table noticed her but somehow I feel guilty by association, guilty that the broadcasters, the scriptwriters, the producers, the puppet actors, the child hosts, and the viewers are all, like me, Muslim.