Sentence examples for fuller confessed from inspiring English sources

In the most revealing note, feverishly scribbled in heavy block letters across four large sheets of onion-skin drafting paper, Fuller confessed that he had suffered a "nervous breakdown" in 1931 — not 1927 — because of the romantic tumult.

Peng's jailers then forced Peng to write a full biography of his life many times, but they did not believe that he ever fully confessed his "crimes".

But half an hour into the programme he was in full swing, confessing to his wife and an expected 2m viewers in the course of an interview with Les Dennis and Amanda Holden that "I have so many friends who have had this problem" (marital infidelity).

"It's going to be particularly difficult to adapt back to being a soldier full-time," confesses 26-year-old Lightfoot, a member of the Adjutant General's Corps.

I had months and months of credit-card bills spread across the dining-room table, and I quickly confessed the full horror of what they contained.

Terry Hall, who arrived at Radio London with bags full of the blighters, confessed to having spent his Specials' career amassing pre-punk singles from motorway service stations and battling with Jerry Dammers to play them on the tour bus (the band split in 1981 citing "extreme musical differences").

As perhaps a result of this stiff competition, Mysteryland's stages often felt less than full, and several attendees confessed their relief over shorter bathroom lines and more dancing room.

"I'm not very normal," confessed Toni at full-time.

Da Ponte had never written a full opera libretto, and he confessed as much to the Emperor.

In Philadelphia recently to receive the $350,000 award for cultural freedom given by the Lannan Foundation of Santa Fe, Darwish confessed to being full of sadness and anger at the "struggle between the sword and the soul" in Palestine.

"I thought matches like that were long gone," confessed the then Gunners full-back Ashley Cole at full-time.