In compiling "Every Tongue Got to Confess" Hurston clearly placed as much emphasis on imagination as on authenticity.
If anything, Orangeburg confesses even more clearly than Jackson State how casual is this country's sense of justice for black people, how careless it is of Its own humanity.
Walking up to the security zone on my first day at conference it was dark, and I have to confess my badge was not clearly visible.
The problem solving process should start with the "is" imperative; what is really going on; admit, confess your problem openly and clearly.
But I'm clearly not alone when I confess that he had my film-maker gaydar fooled.
2. Days of Grace by Catherine Hall Although the two women in Days of Grace never confess their feelings out loud, their love is clearly written between the lines.
But I confess I never noticed these before writing this, so clearly I'm not an ideal marketing target.
Tertullian (born about AD 160), one of the giants of the early church, stated very clearly that confessing "Jesus as Lord" means taking the teachings of Jesus seriously.
I am able to confess now, the 13 blow-ups rattled me, brought up unfamiliar feelings and clearly threw me.
He says: "I feel as if I'm clearly part of a trend among writers who take themselves seriously – and I confess to taking myself as seriously as the next writer".
Figure 4: This is clearly the closest the authors are going to get to a circuit diagram, but I confess to being rather vague on the analytical methods and terminology, so the precise meaning, e.g., of the thickness of connecting lines, is not immediately obvious to me.
