confessional造句怎麼寫

Bogart explained, in a frank confessional article, why he had never loved his mother.

Because I drove at night, my cab became a moving confessional.

My older works are based in literature and struggle with the ideas of identity and self-confessional narratives.

But ultimately, where you tears belong is not managed and packaged and manicured in some little confessional prayers.

He operates in the background, almost in the confessional, finding a point of balance between Paris and Berlin and then selling their ideas to leaders in other capitals.

The priest was bound hand and foot by the confidentiality of the confessional and was unable to help the police in their enquiries even though he knew the identity of the man they were seeking.

Miserable generation: Suffering confessional poets;

I just hate to lie with confessional.

The young man confessed lo the priest in the confessional.

“You can’t have a successful marriage without being a good listener, ” Jay says in a confessional.

Forty years ago, almost three quarters of existing schools were "confessional", that is, associated with one Christian sect or another.

Yet on earth these men are feared, for they know many secrets from the confessional, and often blab them when they are drunk.

There was, so to speak, silence in her speech; she said just what was necessary, and she possessed a tone of voice which would have equally edified a confessional or enchanted a drawing-room.

The convictions rest solely on disputed witness and confessional statements.

"You can't have a successful marriage without being a good listener," Jay says in a confessional.

Since all the priests knew me as an altar boy, I was convinced that they’d recognize me in the confessional the second I opened my mouth. I was scared of them.

A drunk staggers into a Catholic Church, enters a confessional booth, sits down, but says nothing.

Soon after, another man enters the confessional.

Mr Maliki has thus announced a plan to set up a multi-confessional coalition, making a virtue of his predicament.