Early in "Invisible Nation," Quil Lawrence, who has spent much of this decade reporting from Iraq for the BBC/PRI radio program "The World," confesses to the power Kurdistan holds on him.
Imagine my shift then, as I switched careers into a culture where having a child who couldn't talk was often treated as the worst injustice possible, where having measles was preferable to having autism, and where one prominent leader in the spectrum world confessed to me, "This is war".
In his autobiography, World Within World, Spender confessed that "It often disgusts me to read a newspaper in which there is no mention of my name".
On Friday Jews around the world will confess their sins.
Indeed, while Mr. Esparza would seem to be completely on top of the world, he confessed to feeling a little unmoored.
In her breathless, increasingly vituperative monologue, the narrator recounts her story: how she met and married Robert, how they spent two decades together in a seemingly contented relationship and how he shattered their peaceful world by confessing to an affair.
But while Michael wants to prove it to the world, Robert confesses that he really cares to convince only one person: his second son.
I saw the world, I must confess.
I have since worked with scores of companies around the world, though I confess I often found myself envying James Bond.
Unlike their counterparts who confessed to wrong-doing in the ancient world, those who confess to crime today in the United States cannot anticipate a great deal of leniency.
