Sentence examples for made to confess from inspiring English sources

Once suspected, the "witch" must usually be made to "confess".

Until then suspects were taken to North Ossetia, where they were tortured and made to confess.

The women were often subjected to torture and made to confess and accuse others of using sorcery.

They had recanted their initial confessions and claimed that they were framed by the Thai police and made to confess after severe beatings.

The book is about an old Bolshevik commissar who is arrested by the secret police and made to confess to political crimes he did not commit.

The unrepenting are made to confess their crimes, and sent down into a pit, guarded by the Hydra, where the Titans wallow in impotent violence.

When I. make a mistake...I have to confess.

Graham was convicted on one count of lying to a federal investigator about telephone calls he made to a confessed steroid dealer.

And that's why she made Connected – to confess what connectedness means to her and what it could mean to all of us as an increasingly connected human race.

Yet for decades, especially since John Paul II — who established a veritable "theology of apology" — popes have been making efforts to confess the church's sins.

It was a promise our Chicago Chairman made to me after I confessed to him that I was madly in love with her.