Sentence examples for raging confession from inspiring English sources
With one foot in the French New Wave and the other in the Ballets Russes, Cocteau contains a raging confession in a serene, sensuous neoclassical vessel.
If "Friday Night Lights" is as American as apple pie, then "Glee" is more like Ben & Jerry's deep-fried caramel-apple whipped-cream-swirl ice cream (which doesn't exist, but really should): a dense, flavorful, genre-bending extravaganza of one-upmanship, raging hormones, teary confessions and lip-glossed warbling.
In your course syllabus, you quote Katherine Mansfield a quote that talks about the rage for confession and how a writer "can be most themselves yet not personal".
Once this became impossible, Sickles wept and raged impressively -- but took care to obtain a signed, witnessed confession from his poor wife describing herself as "a wicked woman".
That the battle over Miranda still rages is evidence of "the whole cultural unease, the ambivalence, about confession and what we expect and want from it," said Peter Brooks, the Chester D. Tripp Professor of Humanities at Yale University, who has written an illuminating book on the role of confession in western thought.
It's an orgy of confession and contrition, rage and remorse, worthy of an Oprah or Jerry Springer show, but not of a talented writer like Tim O'Brien.
And Kayla is worried, saying in her confession, "She is in a rage right now.
In a video confession, the 23-year-old said that his rage was fueled by a hatred of women stemming from sexual frustration.
