Sentence examples for dramatic confession from inspiring English sources

And yet I remained dry-eyed when Rose concluded her dramatic confession with howls of anguish.

This was the dramatic confession of Michael Keegan, 18, at Liverpool crown court this week.

After the dramatic confession, Hussein lighted a cigar and, between puffs, slowly read off the names of 21 other party officials who were asked to stand and leave the room.

But as the bulk of #ChurchToo stories and Savage's dramatic confession reveal, evangelicalism's theology of forgiveness and grace and its institutional culture of all-male leadership may be keeping evangelicals from having an honest reckoning with the widespread sexual abuse in its ranks.

The show has always been littered with bizarre meet-cutes and dramatic confessions of long-festering love.

The same character is revealed as the killer in both versions, but the American case is resolved with a plea agreement, almost in passing, while the British case requires a dramatic courtroom confession.

It was the latest flip-flop from the suspect, Ajmal Kasab, who made a dramatic and detailed confession in July, explaining his role as one of 10 Pakistanis who attacked two luxury hotels, a busy train station and a Jewish center, killing more than 160 people over three days in November 2008.

Arthur's ability to turn from comedian to tragedian when he finds he is tricked adds the final dramatic touch with his confession of stealing the money, which swings the jury for a complete exoneration of Strickland.

Dramatic details from the confessions of the two men were disclosed by the investigators yesterday.

…collection of dramatic work; and Further Confessions of Zeno (1969), an English translation of his incomplete novel.

Sure, it may have been a tad bit dramatic, but after Mercedes' post-graduation confession last week, it also makes sense.