Sentence examples for find confessions from inspiring English sources
Juries tend to find confessions very compelling, and it seems wrong to disallow testimony of a confession just because the person doing the testifying is in prison.
Avoid the "I was lost, and now I'm found" confession, and don't try the "I have a complicated past" essay prompt unless you can really pull it off.
He found the confessions unbearable; others complained of the stonewalling, the denials and evasions.
They are all to be found in Confessions, and while few would accept them as inviolate today, the underlying precepts of clarity, straightforwardness and common sense cannot be faulted.
If the tension grows strong enough, the beat kicks up, and Ms. Lennox lets loose like a full-fledged soul singer, determined to find catharsis in confessions like "Everything I want to be comes crashing down on me".
He later retracted the statement, and most Cairo intellectuals I spoke with found the "confession" more amusing than edifying.
Girumuhatse said that the judges at his gacaca trial had found his confession to be accurate and complete, so I asked him how many people he had confessed to killing.
Dr Charles Smith found his confession unconvincing and expressed his concerns to Lyons' solicitor while Lyons was on remand.
While doing research, she finds a confession revealing that Springfield was a murderous pirate named Hans Sprungfeld who never cared about the people of Springfield.
Some lawyers worry nonetheless that judges won't watch hours of subtle coercion, and that jurors will still find the taped confession decisive.
