The phrase "confessional to" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It does not make grammatical sense as it is currently written. It is possible that you meant to write "confessional of", which means someone or something that is related to confessions or the act of confessing. Example: The diary was confessional of the writer's deepest secrets.
Some of Lobo Antunes's earlier books seem too laceratingly confessional to be called fiction at all.
This is the distance Western culture has travelled from the church confessional to the therapist's couch.
Yet he was driven to be confessional, to hold himself accountable for his behavior.
Naturally, the reader wants to make Coetzee's novels confessional, to claim these opinions as his rightful children.
Aside from the sheer number of words, what is most impressive about the Gingrich corpus is its range of literary form, from confessional to guidebook.
Sure, they open with rent-boy confessional "To Cut a Long Story Short", but the homo-eroticism of "Musclebound" – a Top 10 hit – is omitted.
Again, he combines imagery from a wide array of sources, from music videos to confessionals posted to YouTube, to produce a trenchant examination of race relations in the United States.
The selection of Internet writing that the Blogologues players perform ranges from pithy tweets to confessional blogs to McSweeney's humor essays, and each is performed with gusto and respect that attempts to stay true to the original.
We, and our feelings, are now the centre of everything – from reality TV to confessional memoirs to blogs.
But Google executives are behaving like medieval penitents, wandering Europe's confessionals to buy remission of fiscal sins for as little as they can get away with.
On its first three albums this seven-member Welsh band — they all use Campesinos! for a surname — has been winningly nervous and chaotic, an apt pairing for Gareth, who has taken his self-lacerating confessionals to frenzied extremes.
