Sentence examples for i confess on from inspiring English sources

But maybe that's just too optimistic of a defense -- I confess, on more than one occasion, I have asked the question and heard back "I party, man!" and instantly felt less inclined to prolong the conversation.

I've never forgotten how, after he bought the Gielgud theatre in 2006, he insisted I inspect the radically transformed ladies' loo: not a subject, I confess, on which I had any expertise.

"As I confessed on TV, I have a hard time, as an American, seeing this as an entirely innocent thing".

I confess to being old-school on this one.

I confess to being hooked on Dotard as a nickname for Trump, which seems wonderfully apt, though admittedly more so before I knew the word's meaning.

I confess to some ambivalence on my part about cosmetic surgery for women over 50 who want to keep their youthful looks.

The man he chose to be shadow chancellor, Alan Johnson, has not - contrary, I confess, to what I said on the Today programme earlier - eaten his words on opposing a graduate tax.

As well as doting on Leonardo, I confess to being a Michelangelo and Caravaggio groupie.

"I confess to an initial despondency on being asked to review this book," wrote Dominic Lawson in the Sunday Times.

Figure 4: This is clearly the closest the authors are going to get to a circuit diagram, but I confess to being rather vague on the analytical methods and terminology, so the precise meaning, e.g., of the thickness of connecting lines, is not immediately obvious to me.

And it may be the only place in the city where a guy wearing baggy overalls with no shirt underneath and coming on to a girl with a line like "With you in that dress, oh, my thoughts I confess, verge on dirty... come on, Eileen!" might stand a chance.