Sentence examples for confessed enough from inspiring English sources

Anatole Broyard had confessed enough in his time to know that confession did nothing for the soul.

After eight years of editor's letters, I'd confessed enough.

The author Phillip Lopate complains that the problem with confessional writing is that people don't confess enough.

And I agree with essayist Phillip Lopate: "The problem with confessional writing in this country is that people don't confess enough".

Even one glass, he confessed, "is enough to turn life into a valley of tears for me".

In fact, I will confess myself enough of a heretic to the French tradition of gastronomy, as important as it is to my own culture, to admit that the French insistence on wine at lunch has always been a hard one for this North American's nervous system to handle.

Maybe we failed to confess, often enough, that past results are only a weak indicator of future ones.

As we raved about them, wondering what extraordinary chocolate they might contain, our friend confessed: "I only had enough butter for the frosting.

Interestingly enough, Fabien confessed that he himself is a gamer and a self-proclaimed tech geek.

The idea is simple enough: confess your secrets, fears or admit mistakes to anyone who would care to listen, or to friends.

Added Sean Coffey, another Bernstein, Litowitz partner: "It is bad enough that this confessed criminal cheated for years to get an unfair advantage over his rival firms.