Sentence examples for so far confess from inspiring English sources

I've only just started it and can so far confess to fascination and pleasure; the wealth of detail and the measured tempo are up to the Shakespearean complexity of Welles's character.

There is plenty of smoke but so far we confess that no clear pattern has emerged.

However, although police strongly suspect that he ate parts of his victim, Detlev G has so far only confessed to murder and has denied charges of cannibalism.

One of 13 Iranian Jews accused of spying for Israel denied all the charges against him today, a defense lawyer said, becoming the first of the group so far not to confess in court.

One of them, a lightweight with a losing record in a handful of professional bouts, went so far as to confess, "Mr Ali, I just want you to know; when I'm going to the ring for a fight, I get real nervous.

Mr. Martinez said he thought "Frida" was perhaps Mr. Goldenthal's "best film score, entertainment-wise" so far, and he also confessed that working on the film's music, which prominently features the guitarist Francisco "Pancho" Navarro and the singer Chavela Vargas (once Ms. Kahlo's lover), had kindled in him a renewed appreciation of his own Mexican heritage.

It is a ridiculous game that so far only Ruth Jones has confessed to playing. 1. Cheat like you mean it No one likes a cheat, but if you feel you must, because you have failure issues around losing, or have a younger sibling who really needs putting in their place – whatever it may be – then be very cunning.

The refugees, having come so far to gain so little, confess their own mortification.

If you've been denying the affair so far, you need to honestly confess to it and acknowledge it as a betrayal against your spouse.

At the news conference, Mr. Yin also addressed the government's plans for AIDS education, confessing that official efforts had so far failed in many respects.

Journalists, pundits and politicians confess themselves shocked and horrified that programme could fall so far below the standards of professional journalism expected at the BBC.