Sentence examples for every confession from inspiring English sources

Every confession begins with a simple, stripped-down admission: "I did it".

Every fact is contested, every confession suspect, every alliance a prelude to some sort of betrayal.

But for every confession, America's women loved her more, drawing solace from her struggles as they coped with their own.

The Miranda rule strikes a delicate balance, enabling us to protect a fundamental constitutional right without forcing the courts to allow the legitimacy of every confession to be proven before it is allowed into evidence.

Every confession brought shouts from the audience of "I love you!" But as soon as she started to sing, she was fully in command of a big, supple, emotive voice, joining the lineage of British soul and pop singers like Dusty Springfield, Petula Clark, Alison Moyet (of Yaz) and Annie Lennox.

With every confession or piece of advice, the grip on my hand just tightened until my fingers turned ghostly white.

As "The Sandbox" comes to a close, Toby learns that war's final revelations are incomplete and that every bunker confession is in doubt.

Even a writer who can assume a readership inured to every possible confession requires courage and the confidence of knowing and accepting her deepest self to acknowledge a sexual interrelation — although one that is not improper, psychic rather than physical — between parent and child.

Contamination is present in every false confession and makes the suspect's confession appear to be more credible than it actually is.

This attitude enabled this genuinely religious man, who went to mass every day and to confession every week, to behave with what may appear as unchecked cynicism.

She was 16, and really didn't want to upset her mother, but she couldn't see the point of going to confession every week to confess sins she knew perfectly well she would commit again.