Sentences with phrase «guilty about passing»

I would assume you build the cleaning fee into your price and the «cleaning fee» section of AirBNB just makes you feel slightly less guilty about passing the whole thing onto the renter.

And I shouldn't feel guilty about passing off parent duty to the husband or a caregiver to go to that yoga class I wanted to try, or to take a hot shower, or go to an actual store to find post-partum clothes that fit (vs. buying online).

Adding the extra ingredients won't even make you feel guilty about passing them off as your own!

Not exact matches

I felt mildly guilty about copying the overall message from one to the next, but that feeling passed when I personalized each one.

My 20 yrs in Africa has revealed Americans who claim they care about 20,000 children dying every day from hunger and disease are guilty of the same useless rhetoric they criticize in politicians who are at least trying to stop unnecessary daily deaths in this country, by getting elected and passing moral laws.

The lowest form of offense, that which, humanly speaking, is the least guilty, is to let the whole question about Christ remain undecided and to judge in this fashion: «I do not presume to pass any judgment; I do not believe, but I pass no judgment.»

A sixth defendant, a New York University (NYU) medical imaging researcher accused of passing confidential information about NYU research into magnetic resonance imaging technology to a company in China, pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor last March.

In the new Vanity Fair cover story, Robert Downey Jr. talks about his struggles with drugs and his concern that he may have passed on an addictive personality to his son (his oldest child, Indio, was arrested for cocaine possession this summer and this past Friday entered a guilty plea).

And there's no need to feel guilty about splurging because you'll be able to pass these classics on to your grandkids, too.

And, certainly, the experience of shopping for new clothes, and reinventing myself with new clothes, is very enjoyable... except that it passes, and I am left with more clothes than I need, and feeling guilty about wasting the resources that went into making all those unnecessary clothes.

It also went a long way in my benefit when I had to answer for two tickets at the scene — Not guilty on both, only because I could tell the courts everything about the experience, where I was, how many cars were on the road, how I had passed two police cars a few miles up the road, etc, etc..

Perhaps Herbert's conditions are met in Uganda, or will be if that law about homosexuality passes so merely advocating a change of the law makes one guilty.

Now I don't feel guilty about keeping them, and I can still enjoy passing some onto friends when I know I won't reread it again.