Sentence examples for confession that the from inspiring English sources

His presidential campaign was marred by salacious rumors of sexual misconduct, to which, in effect, he publicly confessed -- a confession that the public, somewhat surprisingly, appeared to understand and accept.

But Mr Sapin's confession that the deficit will rise next year was a shock.

Dubai has a confession that the 31-year-old signed prior to his brief trial.

The janitor said in a confession that the slaying was the culmination of an argument, according to the officials.

concludes with a confession that the writer may have slept with the wife of the person who claims Doyle plagiarized the story from his book.

His alleged confession that the fraud could top $50 billion looks increasingly plausible: clients have admitted to exposures amounting to more than half that.

Then, out of nowhere, a confession that killed the semi-jovial mood.

It's a quietly spellbinding confession that cuts to the story's aching core.

But he said to me, "All this reconciliation and the confessions — that's the program of the state.

Mr. Warney was convicted in 1997 based on a false confession that contained incriminating details the police said only the real killer could know.

The reader inevitably suspects that this is a confession that consumes itself, rendering the confessor not more knowable but less.