The West's selective generosity has been prompted by various motives: guilt over past colonial wrongs; genuine altruism; and domestic self-interest that enabled left-of-centre parties to display their moral credentials abroad while reluctantly accepting the triumph of capitalism at home.In this section Leviathan Inc Efficiency versus freedom Signor Fini, where do you stand?
Both Jesse and Celine are in the grip of various degrees of guilt and resentment, and most couples with any degree of self-awareness will recognise those two as the constant companions of any intimate relationship.
"The Casual Vacancy" has various characters feeling guilt "clawing" at their "insides," a "hollowness in the stomach," fear "fluttering" inside the "belly," a "queasy" stomach, a "lowering in the pit" of the stomach, a "knot" in the stomach.
Various forms of guilt are quite common, such as that arising from (a) the belief that one contributed to the suicidal person's anguish, or (b) the failure to recognize that anguish, or (c) the inability to prevent the suicidal act itself.
Addressing all our various feelings of guilt or worry seemed like a pointless endeavor that would really just make us all feel like crap.
But the Dudleys did not seem to mind, and neither did their children, who were most interested in the various foods they could guilt their parents into buying them: waffles with strawberries at the farmers' market, corn dogs at the balloon festival, barbecued ribs at the rodeo.
To be someone who walks away from that person, but also walks into a healthier life, is likely to bring up feelings of guilt at various times.
The sunflower showerhead is delightful but guilt-inducing (various hotel and park publications stress the importance of conserving water).
I can tell you, I felt and still feel guilty about all these things, this guilt that has various degrees of hurt inside my gut.
Felt emotion, the third factor, encompasses various emotions that deceivers experience, specifically guilt, anxiety, and/or satisfaction in pulling the wool over others' eyes (i.e. "duping delight").
