confessional

Talking to her, the men sometimes look as if they are in a confessional.

The whole world was his confessional, and he never failed to turn up on time.

During the last ten years of his life, he spent 16 to 18 hours a day in the confessional.

If you go, please pay special attention to the confessionals.

It is also right next to the confessional and has a library at the back.

"Well, not confessional in the sense of Americans who seem to love standing up and telling you everything about themselves," she said.

One woman came out of the confessional and was praying.

"No, I mean there's only supposed to be one person in the confessional at a time."

Now, that was not what he'd heard in the confessional, he reminded himself.

Others did, discreet as if they were in a confessional.

In both, various people they left behind exchange confessional conversation.

The others began to line up in front of the improvised confessional.

I heard him enter the confessional and shut the door.

If you're Catholic, it's the same feeling as sitting in a confessional.

He led the boy down one aisle, past the confessionals.

"Do you think that would keep anyone from the confessional?

On the north side are confessionals, each with a fireplace.

I just thought he might have had doubts and he'd talked to you outside the confessional.

But after a long time his soft voice comes quietly into the little confessional.

Below him, a woman entered the church and went into one of the confessionals.

Looked at from another angle is the grill of the confessional.

"It's easy to tell you've never spent much time inside a confessional.

"I have not told this story, even in the confessional.

In a confessional, we see her wondering why she was even chosen.

The rest of the group finds Randall's body in a confessional.

"I used to be so confessional in talking to the press," he said.

After nine straight hours of confessional small talk, I would wonder about that.

There were moments on stage that had an almost confessional quality for her.

She was influenced by his work and began to write in a more confessional style.

There is little debate over whether confessional Protestants use forms.

Not confessional or amateurish, but what that word ought to mean.

It gave rise later to those calling themselves confessional Lutherans.

They wanted to claim back their original, confessional Reformed roots.

You did not say these things in conversation, not even confessional speech.

These poems are the ones that critics refer to as "confessional."

Most are confessional in nature (similar to poets she admires).

Associations are corporations under law and have many of the same rights as confessional communities, including the right to own real estate.

Their light was reflected in the polished wood of the three confessional boxes.

But in much of it there is an unmistakably confessional triumphalism.

The book may stand as the first true anti-memoir of this garrulously confessional age.

The murders came as confessional violence was raging across Iraq, with tens of thousands killed in 2006 and 2007.

The remote setting contributed to the intense, almost confessional mood of the recording.

Some are almost confessional; others are revealing perhaps without intending to be.

"It was too confessional when it was in the first person," he said.

Shortly before dying on the front, he wrote confessional letters home, begging for his family's forgiveness.

Much of her earlier writing is confessional poetry.

He is alternately confessional and deceptive - and admits it.

Diana herself, even in her most confessional moments, challenged the style, not the existence, of the monarchy.

It is often said that Heart's Needle inaugurated confessional poetry.

As a Church historian, he has a more confessional and conservative orientation and organic thinking.