Sentence examples for time for confession from inspiring English sources

At the rate he's going, there will be time for confession.

O.K., time for confessions, I've morphed into a German fan — and not just because the language has a word for pleasure in someone else's pain.

Sometimes the worst times are the best times for confessions: perspective is never more painfully sharp.

Add some plot twists - deaths are great times for confessions and scandal.

Time for a confession: we really thought this whole "Stephen Colbert is going to sing Rebecca Black's 'Friday' on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'" thing was going to be an elaborate April Fools' Day prank.

Time for a second confession: I've never been able to read Ransome - as a child, I could not swallow Swallows and Amazons.

When Augustine left Thagaste, he must have seen his father for the last time, for in the "Confessions" he mentions that when he was seventeen Patricius died.

When the time finally came for "Confessions Part II," there was another surprise: Mr. West materialized onstage to perform his verse from the remix, and Usher (noticing, perhaps, the frenzied response) graciously let Mr. West perform a couple of tracks.

Confession time: for those league diehards who refuse to read a word about rugby union – or, more realistically and less egotistically, for anyone who just reads the reports and doesn't bother with the byline – I've spent a fair bit of this winter on the dark side.

Although I'm not a Roman Catholic, it is time for me to go to confession and acknowledge that my fears may have been misplaced about Pope Francis.

I'm not going to dwell on those upsets, though, because it's time for an embarrassing if predictable confession: I'm actually a guilty fan of the PSP.