Sentence examples for beginning of a confession from inspiring English sources

"Tears are the beginning of a confession.

Maybe it was his way of expressing regret, the beginning of a confession.

And mine begins with a confession of sorts.

Let me begin with a confession.

It is best to begin with a confession.

It begins with a confession.

He began to scowl, and began asking me questions like a prosecuting attorney hot on the trail of a confession.

(The "Confessions" came at the beginning of a boom in memoir-writing that some found deplorable. By 1827, John Lockhart, the biographer of Sir Walter Scott, could rail against "the mania for this garbage of Confessions, and Recollections, and Reminiscences").

He understood that this secularization was a step "without precedent," as he writes at the beginning of the "Confessions".

In short, what once struck Augustine as the texts least worthy of attention have now become the texts of all texts, because they contain the answers to the questions and problems that have propelled him from the very beginning of the Confessions.

TO begin, a confession: Mobcaps embarrass me.