Sentence examples for confessed to sharing from inspiring English sources

Yes, he had answered, Abdul Qadeer Khan, the Pakistani nuclear scientist who recently confessed to sharing nuclear technology with Iran, North Korea and Libya, was a regular customer.

When all this is going on, nearly two thirds admitted that they couldn't help but 'watch as the incident unfolded', while just over a fifth of people have confessed to sharing awkward glances with fellow passengers, and 18 per cent 'awkwardly look away, pretending not to notice'.

Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, granted a full pardon on Thursday to Abdul Qadeer Khan, the founder of Pakistan's nuclear weapons program, a day after Dr. Khan appeared on television and confessed to sharing nuclear technology with Iran, North Korea and Libya.

A1 Pakistani Scientist Pardoned Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, granted a full pardon to Abdul Qadeer Khan, the founder of Pakistan's nuclear weapons program, a day after Dr. Khan appeared on television and confessed to sharing nuclear technology with Iran, North Korea and Libya.

Maybe he could confess to sharing the views only of lesser demons.

Toward the novel's end, Shivanathan confesses to sharing Sam Obeysekere's fondness for detective fiction, a predilection that may have led them to misread the motives for Hamilton's murder.

Hood says he grew up terrified in some ways he would become one of those people, and confesses to sharing McLemore's tendencies.

Having said all this, however, as a Vietnamese American, I confess to sharing that feeling of being slighted in seeing my own traditional dishes being "explained" by an "outsider". Why?

Researchers tested the subjects' ability to make legal decisions by presenting hypothetical situations and asking them questions about whether to confess, to share information with a lawyer or to accept a plea agreement.

The cultural imperative to confess, to share, to work through our troubles in public in print, on television, in a blog has had the effect of eroding the Tolstoyan entitlement to unique suffering, an ideal that it is the prerogative of literature to defend.

In a background briefing to 20 Pakistani journalists on Sunday night, a senior Pakistani official said that the scientist, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, had confessed to covertly sharing nuclear secrets with Iran, Libya and North Korea from 1989 to 2000.