Sentence examples for confessional movement from inspiring English sources

And I read many books about McLean Hospital, my grandfather's mental institution that was also a home to many of the great poets of the "Confessional" movement of American poetry, such as Robert Lowell, Sylvia Plath, and Anne Sexton.

Over 300 millions of Arabs suffer the lack of a Martin Luther andKing and they are caught between jihads confessional movements and regimes supported by security structures.

A masterpiece of lyrical and even confessional innerness, the movement opens with a contrapuntal duet, which gives way to a series of delightful and transparent madrigalian passages.

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Because of the advance of the ecumenical movement, recent confessional statements have usually been unitive rather than divisive.

(Are any scholars listening?) Your work counters some theorizing about poetry that emerges from the women's liberation movement and lesbian-feminism as primarily confessional.

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There's a grandeur to the architecture centring around a third movement that plays out like a noble collective confessional.

The confessional mood encouraged by memoirs and blogs, as well as the self-help advocacy movement in mental health, have deepened the understanding of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

This five-movement essay on death and regeneration is one man's private confessional multiplied a hundred times in size and stretched out over an hour and 20 minutes.

She revealed the work's confessional nature with a limpid touch and an intimacy that were particularly poignant in movements like "Innig" ("With Inner Feeling").