Sentence examples for with a guilt from inspiring English sources
An American college police chief has come under fire for reportedly claiming that most cases of rape are "women waking up the next morning with a guilt complex".
If it were my charity, I'm not sure I'd want people targeting potential celebrity supporters with a "guilt laden" Twitter campaign that appears to be officially endorsed.
After experiencing such disasters for seven months, the Philistines returned the ark to Beth-shemesh in Israelite territory, along with a guilt offering of five golden tumours and five golden mice carried in a cart drawn by two cows.
In an article exploring sexual assaults on college campuses, Mr Golden was quoted as saying: "Most of these sexual assaults are women waking up the next morning with a guilt complex.
While she is off with her lover, Giovanni dies of meningitis, filling her with a guilt Marshall is only too eager to put to his own use, compelling her to safeguard the putative Caravaggio.
Feigel, with a forbearance that is to her credit, suggests that their callousness may have been "bemused horror", confused with a guilt so colossal it could only find relief in escapism.
He was leaning against the starboard railing next to Louis, gobbling down a plate of Louis's eggs with a guilt-racked expression.
One documentary is titled, One Nation Under Trump?, while another deals with a guilt-stricken freshman who runs over a squirrel while riding her bike back from class and flees from the scene of the crime.
Allies of Dr. Tanton say their accusers are discrediting themselves with a guilt-by-association campaign that twists his ideas and projects them onto groups where, they say, his influence long ago waned.
The heroine of my novel, The Incredible Adventures of Cinnamon Girl, is in some respects a teenage girl that I wished my teen self could have read – confident, capable, and with a guilt-free sense of self-love.
Capitol Pictures Studios runs on a similar division: Eddie, working in the realm of "physical production," toiling day and night with a guilt-riddled burden of endless struggle, takes his orders by phone from the big boss, Nick Schenck, who's in New York — and who is never seen.
