Examples of using "Colpevoli" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're all guilty.
We're not guilty.
They admitted they were guilty.
The guilty ones will pay.
They looked like they were guilty.
Do you feel guilty?
- They say that they're not guilty.
- They say that they aren't guilty.
- They say they're not guilty.
- They say they aren't guilty.
They claimed they weren't guilty.
- They said that they felt guilty.
- They said they felt guilty.
Tom and Mary are guilty.
Now they will say that they've found the culprits.
All eight prisoners were found guilty.
You look guilty.
Tom and Mary confessed that they were guilty.
I thought Tom and Mary were guilty.
- I'm convinced Tom and Mary are guilty.
- I'm convinced that Tom and Mary are guilty.
It is in fact your fault.
- Perhaps Tom and Mary are guilty.
- Maybe Tom and Mary are guilty.
Tom and Mary aren't guilty.
I don't think Tom and Mary are guilty.
- I'm convinced Tom and Mary are guilty.
- I'm convinced that Tom and Mary are guilty.
- I'm convinced Tom and Mary are guilty.
- I'm convinced that Tom and Mary are guilty.
She sought forgiveness for her guilty acts.
- What makes you think Tom and Mary are guilty?
- What makes you think that Tom and Mary are guilty?
You plead guilty whether you did it or not.
What are you guilty of?
You're guilty, aren't you?
- You're not guilty.
- You aren't guilty.
Do you feel guilty?
You are guilty of murder.
It makes you look guilty.
Do you feel guilty about it?
- Nobody believes you're guilty.
- Nobody believes that you're guilty.
- No one believes that you're guilty.
- No one believes you're guilty.
You have nothing to feel guilty about.
I'm not trying to make you feel guilty.