Sentence examples for mere confession from inspiring English sources
(Here's another question Job asks: "But where shall wisdom be found? And where is the place of understanding?" Mere confession usually isn't enough. A lot of memoirs forget that).
But we can't stop at mere confession - we have to move beyond repentance to a commitment to make amends for the devastation that we continue to cause - and we can start with Oak Flat.
It obviously isn't, yet equally obviously it also isn't the racking personal confession that a mere description or précis of it might make it sound.
This is my confession: my comically small town garden, a mere six square metres of urban soil and a few pots, is not a scented idyll of rambling roses, or an elegant, if overstyled, space in which to drink prosecco.
Indeed, his latest work, Confession of a Buddhist Atheist, trades in the mere agnosticism of its predecessor for a nuanced atheism--it even boasts a back cover blurb from atheist champion Christopher "God Is Not Great" Hitchens.
They regard his public references to Christ during the campaign as the sincere confessions of an enthusiastic convert, and not as mere posturing.
Andrew McGregor of the BBC questioned if "Confessions Part II", as well as "Truth Hurts", are only "mere theatre" or telling the truth.
Tame Impala saves itself from mere revivalism with 21st-century self-consciousness and, tucked amid the swirl and buzz, touching confessions of insecurity: "Am I getting closer?
A mere five years ago, rap-metal was the up-and-coming approach to seething teenage resentment, seesawing between whiny confessions and crunching guitar riffs.
