Sentence examples for sort of guilty from inspiring English sources

Maybe we feel sort of guilty," says Carolyn Omine, the only female writer on the show.

Bathing in their too-bright, wasteful light became a sort of guilty pleasure, like absinthe or chocolate creams.

"People our age, they don't have money, and you feel sort of guilty if they're paying to get in," Mr. Moore said.

This makes them a comedy act, mainly for people who would accept AC/DC only as some sort of guilty pleasure.

Nonetheless, "The Vertical Hour" is also a sort of guilty pleasure, owing almost entirely to the expertise of Nighy, whose droll performance is a master class in theatrical poise.

The novel also contains some of Wodehouse's most immortal similes, including the moment when one of the characters, caught in the act, spins round "with a sort of guilty bound, like an adagio dancer surprised while watering the cat's milk".

Would all sorts of guilty pleas be subject to challenges based on after-the-fact assertions of bad advice?

I was just happy that it all halved at the end, otherwise I would have felt sort of really guilty about missing that putt".

Certainly Michael Smith and Stephen Bunting, who met in a last-16 match the other night, did not look to me like the sort of chaps guilty of intimacy with either cross-trainer or juice bar.

And then when it was republished, when he was sort of found guilty, I got all the other sort of flak – 'If you knew he liked little girls, why didn't you expose him at the time?' But you can't expose somebody if you haven't got any fact, it's just a rumour that everyone tells you".

Those are sort of my guilty pleasure.