self-accusatory

The statement to be signed is much more self-accusatory!

He's so weighed down with imaginary, self-accusatory worry, that I thought it might help him.

He slapped his hand to his forehead in a self-accusatory blow.

Her writing is no longer sentimental or self-accusatory.

My schedule for today lists a six-hour self-accusatory depression," Iran said. "

Anne asked, her voice edged with self-accusatory sarcasm.

O'Mara's tone became faintly self-accusatory at this point, but only faintly.

"My schedule for today lists a six-hour self-accusatory depression," the wife announces, much to her husband's annoyance.

Introverted, doubtful and self-accusatory, Owen is a spiritual tag-along.

I took another turn across the room, full of love for my pretty wife, and distracted by self-accusatory inclinations to knock my head against the door.

A self-accusatory moroseness had overtaken him.

His wife's face, sodden with the six-hour self-accusatory depression which she had prophesied, manifested itself on the vidscreen.

More self-accusatory, anyway.

Odrade's mood went self-accusatory.

But of course," he said, more loudly, his tone bitter and self-accusatory, "I have the proportionate speed and agility of a spider!

In a letter to a local newspaper, the rapist reaches out for someone to share his culpability with him - and the self-accusatory coach, obsessed by his own past, responds.

I've--' Interrupting Proctor's wearisome self-accusatory patter, Jilly said, 'Who are those guys in the Suburbans?' '

Mr. McFarlane has indeed proved himself an impressive singer, though his arias have not pleased all the critics, but his tremulous voice and self-accusatory mien would be all wrong for Rome's perfidious police chief.

Not so much in obedience, as in surprise and fear: for on the raising of the hand, he became sensible of confused noises in the air; incoherent sounds of lamentation and regret; wailings inexpressibly sorrowful and self-accusatory.

That consciousness has always been Saul Bellow's essential subject, and near the end of this book the narrator's mind becomes more strange - self-accusatory, uncertain of its own powers and virtue, lapsing like the lost bridge to the Swanee River.

Ms. Theroux's strength lies in her ability to see and cherish them whole: "The faith one needs to have in one's children is a continual exercise to see beneath their surfaces, where the real struggling, doubting, and silently self-accusatory children live."

Kilgour and Matas also presented self-accusatory material from Chinese transplant center web sites advertising the immediate availability of organs from living donors, and transcripts of interviews in which hospitals told prospective transplant recipients that they could obtain Falun Gong organs.

It is a story that he and Virginia Storring, the producer, tell with enormous power, cross-cutting between the two lives, using exceptional interviews, including the dazed, self-accusatory efforts of Mr. Salvi's parents to explain their son and the eerie jailhouse responses of Mr. Salvi himself to a defense psychiatrist.