Sentence examples for its confession from inspiring English sources

Its confession was part of the bargain.

"Figaro" took Washington to task for tone of its confession.

The tone is clever, witty, casually postmodern, both in its self-obsession and in its confession of uncertainties.

And its confession regarding Christ is probably the earliest core around which later elaborations of it were composed.

Early in the 20th century the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. revised its Confession of Faith and included interpretations of predestination that the Cumberland Presbyterian Church found acceptable.

The Wall was an attempt to enforce the experiment's continuation; instead, its confession of the need for force anticipated the experiment's conclusion.

In fact, much of Iannone's spirit, and her artistic style, with its confessions and written rants, prefigures Emin.

Now, for some reason, my low-level structures, blinded by the harsh light that life's interrogation used to extract its confessions, decided to pull an Aschenbach.

David cannot, of course, own his loss, and In Memoriam, with its confessions of buried feelings, seems to embody the indirectness with which his grief must be expressed - even in his own thoughts.

Over calm, steady piano arpeggios like something out of a Philip Glass opera, Antony and the Johnsons also recast a song with its own confession of overwhelming feeling: Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love," with its beat vanished and its wildness turned to something more imploring.

But it was Nixon's Checkers speech, with its cheesy confession that he owed his parents thirty-five hundred dollars with interest (and loved America), that carried the day in 1952, and has more or less defined successful campaign rhetoric ever since.