Sentence examples for some confessions from inspiring English sources

"We have taken some confessions," he said.

Some confessions are enough to leave anyone red-faced.

The Western term transubstantiation occurs only in some confessions of faith after the 17th century.

According to Katpar, the witness accounts identifying his client were unreliable and some confessions were obtained under duress.

The 59 year-old Patterson celebrated his relationship with his beloved wife Mary Jane, and then added some "confessions and things I should say now".

Some "confessions" have also been taken from the arrested aid workers, though upon inspection, at least a few of them seem less than candid acknowledgments of proselytizing.

As always now at the start of my reviews I'm finding that I am producing some confession or other and today is no exception.

They almost always featured grisly cover and title-page illustrations framed by bold fonts proclaiming bold titles about the crime of the century, the horridness of some homicide, the fiendishness of some fiend, the full particulars of some particularly awful assassination, the only copy of some confession, or the freshly uncovered correspondence of some killer.

Where there is a great and holy God, that is larger and more than our ability to describe or know, there ought to be some confession of sin in the life and worship of a congregation.

My childhood exposure to Catholicism didn't infect me with any particular religious faith, but as I stared down mortality, I craved contact with something beyond the self -- some advice, some confession, perhaps some ethereal, knowing comrade to steady me as I sat in examination and waiting rooms or lay awake in bed every night.

Some defendants' confessions even include mistakes fed by the police.