guilt complex

What are you trying to do, give me a guilt complex?

He built up a guilt complex that's three miles high.

Who could wear that and not have a guilt complex.

"They have a guilt complex about what to do with their old machines," he said.

"Are you developing a guilt complex now that you're seeing some real science for once?"

"If enough people have a guilt complex about that, it will pass," he said.

In fact, Europeans, especially on the left, had a double guilt complex.

The whole country seemed to have a collective guilt complex about its past successes.

No need to add a guilt complex about me.

And for that reason the parries have a guilt complex.

Was it inevitable that these historical factors alone would produce the guilt complex?

You're a compulsive worker with a guilt complex about leisure.

"They may have a little guilt complex," he added.

His business ventures seemed simply to justify a certain guilt complex for being born with no actual need to work.

Max seems to have a guilt complex, given he's afraid of the light, and lives a modest lifestyle after the war.

There is no reason for the guilt complex.

It was more, I should judge, a guilt complex, a desire for a penalty to be exacted.

I was about to say that if such is the case, you stand on very flimsy ground and carry a deep guilt complex.'

A guilt complex isn't an indiscriminate supply of moral sanctions.

This incident had caused him to develop amnesia and a generalized guilt complex.

"You want some fries with that guilt complex?"

Thomas didn't know much about psychology, but he knew that a guilt complex usually focussed on something.

Loot gave it a whole lot of new reasons for guilt complexes.'

Every one of us is nursing a guilt complex of horrendous magnitude.

Too much poking around with a conscience left you with a guilt complex which this young girl quite obviously had.