Sentence examples for a form of confessional from inspiring English sources
His work was a form of confessional poetry.
In a way, he always was: in her New Yorker review of Savage Beauty at the Met, Judith Thurman described McQueen's work as "a form of confessional poetry".
Like most victims of the troubled teen industry, Aria was forced to divulge "disclosures"—a form of ludicrously invasive confessional.
It is a poignant admission by a man who remembers Highbury fondly for providing a white, middle-class boy from the suburbs with "somewhere in particular" to be on Saturday afternoons and the material for a new form of confessional writing lauded by everyone from academics to those the young Hornby idolised.
Like most victims of the troubled teen industry, Aria was forced to divulge "disclosures" – a form of ludicrously invasive confessional.
Back to Foucault, who says that the confessional is not a form of truth - not, as it might appear to be, a way of gaining redemption.
Less attuned to the motivations of individual actors, Showler is more interested in interrogating the ways in which the show works systematically — analyzing, for instance, how the contestants' life traumas are, as a rule, converted into connection, creating an economy where "confessional narrative is a form of Bachelor currency".
"People call it oversharing and confessional and that slightly undermines it as a form of journalism," says Gordon, who now writes a weekly column about life as a young mother.
Mr. Snodgrass disliked the "confessional" label, fearing his work would be taken as a form of therapy.
The second work is "The Best Decision Ever Made," a 17-minute video from 2005 that takes the form of a confessional documentary.
