Sentence examples for confession of errors from inspiring English sources

Freeh's stance on the last day of the hearings led to lengthy sparring with subcommittee members that overshadowed an extraordinary public confession of errors by an FBI director.

This is a year of celebration of the man who issued history's most famous confession of error, Galileo.

However, it now declares that its confession of error was made by mistake and that larceny and rebbery are separate offenses, cumulatively punishable.

Schmelzer may not suffer the third part of that punishment because the Bundesliga will, in the light of Stark's confession of error, rescind the ban.

The last time he made a similar confession of error was in mid-2002, when he called for new elections and sweeping change, neither happened.

Sewall was the only judge to admit the error of these decisions, standing silently in the Old South Church in Boston in 1697 while his confession of error and guilt was read aloud.

Nor would a lawyer providing effective counsel have waited two years after the confession of error by the Texas attorney general, as a different lawyer for Buck did, to challenge on appeal the trial lawyer's introduction of race in the sentencing proceeding.

How and why would confession of error help?

And in March 2011, the Department of Justice took a broader step, filing an official "Confession of Error" conceding that the Solicitor General's 1940s defenses of internment were in error.

Democrats generally were seeking confessions of error and expressions of regret.

We are hopeful enough to believe the generous confessions of error, backed by actions, constitute the highest wisdom in politics.