Sentence examples for confessing that the from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I feel like I may vomit," Ms. Vani said, confessing that the new drugs she had begun taking made her nauseated.

At the same time, he seems humbled by the enormity of the crime, confessing that "the event as a whole defies the imaginative capacities of the human mind".

"Er, not quite," he chuckles before confessing that the competition during which the yellow jersey changed shoulders a record 11 times was even more intense than he'd foreseen.

Despite Blanc himself confessing that the "demons" of France's disintegration at the World Cup still burden his side, even conceding "we are worried it will come about again," these frustrations stem from a distress induced by performances on the field.

Yet he admits mistakes and avoids blaming Arafat alone, confessing that the "dark side" of the "innocent optimism" with which America tackled diplomacy in the Middle East was a naivety bred of arrogance.

Ali, who maintained a warm friendship with Cooper over the years and visited with him in London in 2009, issued a statement calling Cooper "a great fighter and a gentleman," but otherwise confessing that the news rendered him uncharacteristically speechless.

I confess that is the one area of television that I don't quite understand.

I'll confess that wasn't the focus".

Ms. Davis confessed that the attention has blindsided her.

The Government confesses that the conviction on the first two specifications of contempt cannot be sustained.

But I confess that the hardest one was Hussein.