guilty knowledge , auch: guilty mind

His guilty knowledge has been eating at him for more than 30 years.

If not a part of the conspiracy itself, she did at least have guilty knowledge.

The subject has no guilty knowledge of his wife's disappearance and possible death.

"People with guilty knowledge don't act in this way," I tell them.

He lives with the guilty knowledge that a cure for his father's disease was discovered a year later.

I think it shows she has guilty knowledge, don't you?"

This point shows that guilty knowledge must be present.

The people who do have guilty knowledge are certainly too professional to reveal it."

Then they'd have to prove I had guilty knowledge.

Where he was not active, he at least had guilty knowledge.

He was innocent of guilty knowledge, she was now sure.

Their terror of the Russians was often intensified by a certain guilty knowledge.

It isn't necessarily because they have any guilty knowledge.

To him, his guilty knowledge of embargo-breaking was not improper.

If Gildern did have guilty knowledge, he might well slip up in some way.

No court command could have purged their minds of guilty knowledge.

Those fantasies are dashed by the guilty knowledge that he has killed another human being and is wanted for murder.

There was a sort of sulky defiance in her eyes, which only goes with guilty knowledge.

"Guilty knowledge is anything that should have been suppressed at conception.

His very presence had seemed to proclaim a guilty knowledge of her abduction.

They'd slunk into his room like convicts, full of guilty knowledge.

Any emotional response on the part of the others will be a good indication of guilty knowledge.

It was not for a language column, but was about guilty knowledge of loans to Iraq.

Who had guilty knowledge of this influence-peddling, and when?

Theon walked back the way he had come, searching their faces for the least sign of guilty knowledge.