Sentence examples for confession thinking from inspiring English sources

"I love Opus Dei but I was caught up in this coverup — I went to confession, thinking I did something to tempt this holy man to cross boundaries," she said.

Suchen imagined what Lei would have said had she told him the truth; over the years, she had thought of making the confession, thinking that a man who shared his life with her deserved more than a lie, more than silence.

She does not believe his confession, thinking it is another lie to get attention from Phil.

"I love Opus Dei, but I was caught up in this coverup — I went to confession, thinking I did something to tempt this holy man to cross boundaries," the woman told the Post, which did not name the woman.

Confessions of thinking most people are suckers.

Like committing a crime, confessing to it, and thinking confession might equal apology, mistaking apology for to wipe clean away, you turn your face to me.

But this line says everything we need to hear about Lance Armstrong's confession: I can't help thinking that the cheats win on the way up and the way down.

With so many words invoking crime and confession, one could be forgiven for thinking that Hu had signalled a bit of openness.

On reading John Perkin's New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, I kept thinking what stories my father could have told.

My confession is that I've spent my entire life thinking that this dickhead was a baboon when, in fact, he was not.

With his bread machine confession a recent memory, you'd be forgiven for thinking the whole thing was just a surreal attempt to troll the left-leaning media.