Sentence examples for confessional work from inspiring English sources
Something about comics attracts confessional work — really confessional work.
The monumental spider isn't her only confessional work.
Unlike creative people whose confessional work is an extension of their confessional personalities, Horgan's confessional work reflects a powerful instinct to tamp down her feelings.
"Hannah, you're clearly very bright," Chuck Palmer, a novelist celebrated for his confessional work, says.
Levine's projection of the inside outward avoided the solipsistic self-regard that paralyses much generic confessional work.
Holiday lovingly reconstructs this episode from Dante's confessional work The New Life, while setting it against the scenery of Florence a Victorian tourist might recognise.
"That's when I started seeing how being confessional worked," he says.
Mike Figgis's "Hotel," the director's newest confessional-improvisational work, rises and falls on the talents of his performers.
A few thoughts right off the bat: chatty and confessional may not work for this medium.
It's a confessional and personal work, depicting an obviously painful time in her life, often reasonably witty in a "what an idiot I was" late-night-conversation sort of way.
There is something like a confessional urge at work here, as there was in "Everyman," and the reference to Strauss is one of several explicit allusions to late work and dying artists (Eliot's "Little Gidding," George Plimpton's sudden death, Keats's last letter).
