Sentence examples for confessional from from inspiring English sources

Don't expect Maoist-era Godard here, but a tender confessional from someone whose youth was, you imagine, a bit more glamorous than Ken Loach's.

What might seem "confessional" from the outside is just an arrangement of facts, the facts of my life, no different, to me, than admitting that I'm right handed.

What could have been a discourse on class, feminism, bioethics, was instead a dull, self-indulgent, one-sided confessional from the one with the name and the income.

Inside a confessional — from the name on the door she guesses that the priest within will be poor — she repeats Marx's dictum that religion is the opiate of the people.

I would spend hours just sitting on it, looking at this taxonomy and saying, "Whoa, this is connected to this, and this is the whole genre of 2000s emo — how many steps away is Dashboard Confessional from The Anniversary?" And it was just this thing I really had a passion for.

Bidart's poem "Confessional," from "The Sacrifice" (1983), is a kind of companion piece to "Golden State," one that addresses his relationship with his mother, toward whom he admits he was "predatory" — "pleased to have supplanted my father / in my mother's affections, and then / pleased to have supplanted my stepfather".

But the confessionals from candidates have become more insistent.

The album's centrepieces – Late Night and Out of the Woods – seem to be confessionals from Yannis Philippakis.

The 10 loud pop-rock songs on "Pinkerton" were confessionals from a young man grappling with romance, pop fame, self-loathing and testosterone.

Reuters said that the British version of the show would concentrate on celebrities rather than on tell-all confessionals from ordinary people.

The bank has a rebranding campaign to directly confront the public anger over its immense bailout, complete with a blog featuring videotaped confessionals from Mr. Pandit and other employees.