Sentence examples for are confessing from inspiring English sources
verb
To admit to the truth, particularly in the context of sins or crimes committed.
- I confess to spray-painting all over that mural!
Today, geographers who are confessing Christians fall into a number of camps.
The judge interrupts him impatiently: "You are confessing guilt but saying you're not guilty".
"According to Iranian law, certain convicts are sent to faraway places with bad living conditions as a punishment, by sentencing Sotoudeh to be forced to stay in Iran for 20 years they are confessing that Iran's situation at the moment has become horrible".
Many years later, at a college reunion, "this bloke sitting next to me turned to me and said, 'Me and my friends used to mess with your Jewish stuff on the sabbath', and I thought, what you are confessing to is antisemitic bullying.
Yes? So, sir, you are confessing that you willfully modified the original copyrighted image, without the consent of the creator.
But it's hard to see how "Ryan did it too" allows Democrats to say that Ryan is throwing granny over a cliff, unless they are confessing guilt to the same crime.
Only facts well pleaded are confessed.
The magic of a confessor is solely expanding the love when you are confessed.
He was confessing to murdering six people.
I've been confessing ever since.
