Príklady confessing

• I have to confess I'm a bit of a sucker for musicals.

• I must confess that I got my sums wrong - the house extension is costing a lot more than I expected.

• The killer confessed that he often drugged his victims before he killed them.

• He was granted immunity from prosecution because he confessed the names of the other spies.

• He confessed that he had sinful thoughts.

• At the heart of their message was the practice of confessing private sin.

• Nobody prevents us from confessing our religion.

• Cyprian attacked the claim of the confessing martyr to give absolution independent of the more formal authority of a bishop on the grounds that this practice was radically new.

• The majority of those accused of insanity were involved in religious scandals, either claiming prophecy or some extraordinary religious experience or confessing to have gone astray to commit apostasy.

• Three lots of plumbers came, confessing that they were unable to deal with the situation.

• If he fails to do so, he will be confessing that he has something to hide.

• All we are doing is to ask him to act handsomely in confessing the error which he has made.

• I am confessing quite plainly that we were in error.

• Ultimately, and sadly, it leads to the suspect confessing to offences that are not proved in any other way before the court.

• But, instead of coming and confessing failure—not their failure; they did not initiate the scheme—they are to blame to-day for continuing it.

• She took it home, copied out large chunks of it, confessing that she did not really understand very much of it.

• The fact that we are now openly confessing to this kind of thing is a sign of moral degradation.

• After all, there is nothing to be ashamed of in confessing that.

• You are thereby confessing that inadequate representation of women would be obtained through other channels.

• I am confessing my ignorance of this matter.