Sentence examples for better confession from inspiring English sources

Perhaps anticipating that problem, when Mr. Nordlander finally arrested Mr. Engle in May 2010, he claims to have elicited a stronger, better confession while Mr. Engle was handcuffed in the back seat of his car.

They always felt better after confession, which confirms what researchers have known for a long time: female friendships keep girls healthy and well.

So "candour" seems a better word than "confession" for what makes the account of herself believable.

Mr. Steiner, the author of "$20 Per Gallon: How the Inevitable Rise in the Price of Gasoline Will Change Our Lives for the Better," makes this confession early in his book: "I drove an old Toyota 4Runner all over the country for a decade — running the odometer past 240,000 miles — and I loved it".

They are usually better at teasing confessions out of data than their rivals in other social sciences.

It will also enable judges to better decide which confessions are admissible, simply by watching how they came about.

Thomas Inskeep from Stylus Magazine complimented the finale of the tour saying, "There's not a better way the Confessions Tour could've closed".

And any confession had better be good.

"It is the intention of the writer to write fiction, after all — real fiction, not a roman à clef, or a thinly disguised personal confession which better belongs to the psychoanalyst's séance," she once wrote.

During those unsettled years, Mr. Beery discovered several books about shamanism by John Perkins (who is better known now for "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man," his 2005 best seller).

They have proposed changes like requiring the videotaping of interrogations and confessions, and better procedures to avoid errors in eyewitness identifications.