Sentence examples for remarkable confession from inspiring English sources

In his last major speech before the election campaign, Mr Cameron made a remarkable confession of failure over his party's ability to get its message across.

A few months before its disastrous opening Mr. Bach — the same man who had first heard about Mr. Cimino's passion project at the Polo Lounge — made a remarkable confession.

This seemed to me a remarkable confession.

This confession is remarkable because it appears that the Establishment press has become comfortable with blandly conceding that the Iraq war was not only a spectacular waste of lives and money, but also, an epic failure even on the neo-cons' own "strategic" terms.

The most remarkable of Lanzmann's confessions in "The Patagonian Hare" touch on his interviews with old Nazis.

Une Saison en enfer, which consists of nine fragments of prose and verse, is a remarkable work of self-confession and psychological examination.

In this quiet way, Ms. Kamara-Umunna has retrieved hundreds of confessions against remarkable odds, said Massa Washington, one of Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation commissioners, who is overseeing the process outside Liberia.

What is remarkable about most of his confessions, whether they be religious, moral, or social, is their artistic motivation and intellectual open-mindedness.

Confessions is "a remarkable exercise in self-exposure", playwright John Lazarus says in a review.

It was a remarkable two-fer: an open, vulnerable confession by a notoriously disciplined and self-contained professional athlete, and a highly expert and disciplined performance by a young golfer with little experience in show business or politics.

But the second half is the story of his retelling of that story, first in stray passages in his journalism, then in the articles that became the "Confessions," and later in many remarkable extracts from his autobiographical work.