| And the punishment must be of a degree to represent the guiltiness of the conduct. |
| No one would have any doubts about the guiltiness of the Bulgarian. |
| It accused her of some guiltiness, uncommitted and indefensible. |
| It is not a matter of guiltiness any more, given that most of the present Germans did not lived during the period, but there is a very wide sense of responsibility on a more moral and historical scale. |
| But I feel a sense of guilt, guiltiness to my family members, particularly my wife. |
| The gulf between holiness and guiltiness tends also to disappear. |
