Sentence examples for to have been guilty from inspiring English sources

He was accused of hyperbole but seems, rather, to have been guilty of understatement.

If thereafter the same carrier is found to have been guilty of 10 or more later violations the suspension is for one year.

It has said would seek to recover the money if either was found to have been guilty of gross misconduct.

For example, recent revelations contained in Albert Einstein's travel diaries show that he seems to have been guilty of stereotyping his Chinese hosts in rather crude terms.

While you might judge Healey to have been guilty of bad taste, he never broke any confidences about fellow players in the way Dawson did.

The gull appears to have been guilty of bad aim rather than evil intent, going for the snack but getting James instead.

Amnesty, in criminal law, sovereign act of oblivion or forgetfulness (from Greek amnēsia) for past acts, granted by a government to persons who have been guilty of crimes.

I know that from time to time I have been guilty of such a foolish emotion... until now.

To be clear, I have been guilty of this as well.

I have to admit that I have been guilty of some of these, namely 1, 5 and 7 and quite possibly some others that I just haven't fully admitted to myself yet.

Although he draws notable examples from the recent Bush administration, Shane is careful to say that many Presidents have been guilty of presidentialism; he traces the concept back to the New Deal and cites Watergate as a notorious instance.