Sentence examples for confessing and from inspiring English sources

Dr. Frumkin testified that Mr. Hernandez was more vulnerable than the average person to falsely confessing, and that lengthy interrogations could also lead to false confessions, particularly from someone, like Mr. Hernandez, with a low I.Q.

I imagined confessing and making amends.

Yes, you get people confessing and, yes, they want absolution.

Mr. Sotto forcefully denied responsibility rather than confessing and offering an apology.

The encounter was filled with recrimination and tears, and culminated in Ensign confessing and vowing to repent.

In 1979, after confessing and recanting, he was convicted of murdering Abdi Ipekci, a Turkish newspaper editor.

He denied threatening Americans or confessing, and he said American fears of the Shiite clerics were overblown.

Defendants were given shorter sentences in exchange for confessing, and encouraged to seek forgiveness from victims' families.

It also cynically prosecuted Ethel on flimsy evidence to bludgeon the couple into confessing and implicating other Soviet agents.

That is likely: those detained are pressed and sometimes tortured into confessing and giving up more names in a secretive, extralegal system known as shuanggui.

If the tough talk of banishment (conveyed through press leaks, naturally) was meant to scare Rodriguez into confessing and going away, no such luck.