confessionals
confessionals
translation of 'confessionals'
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Old-fashioned 'confessionals' having been tossed out long ago, the rule is that ‘reconciliation rooms’ must have a clear window with somebody posted outside to keep an eye on things.
It seals its fate with private camera 'confessionals' , team challenges, and the mandatory hot tub (why must there always be a hot tub?).
But I would suspect that this is one of those first person 'confessionals' secretly disguised as a generalization-laden argument.
My stateside imagination ran more cheaply toward TV reality programs and talk-show 'confessionals' .
It is largely due to her polished prose that the books rise above the level of 'confessionals' .
On-camera 'confessionals' narrate already obvious conflicts with either eye-rolling sarcasm or lip-quivering sincerity.
After a brief opening prayer, parents line up with their children, presenting them to one of the waiting priests, seated not inside 'confessionals' but on chairs scattered throughout the church.
The books, like their women's-mag forerunners, are a string of outrageous 'confessionals' from women in the grips of dating crises.
From the altar area worshipers may access the ambulatory as it extends along the north side of the structure, where the 'confessionals' are located.
In this time of tell-all public 'confessionals' , I'm coming clean about my own coming-of-age, as it were.
Yes, there is the standard tawdry bedroom balderdash that sells most tell-all cinematic 'confessionals' .
They're right beside churches with drive-through 'confessionals' .
Such people appear to have no conception of why the Church has 'confessionals' or the Seal.
This sophomore effort features 10 romantic 'confessionals' composed mostly on acoustic guitar and piano.
While such toe-curling 'confessionals' may grate with some, they nonetheless fill its forty-five minutes with a world-weary warmth and idealism to match the boundary-breaking beats.
What he rejected was the part designed for him by American commerce, a chance to be part of the traffic in ethnic 'confessionals' , a part in the drama of a show trial of the sixties; he did not reject the forms of fiction themselves.
If I wanted to hear 'confessionals' about someone's sad youth, I'd go read some freshman poetry, or read any of the innumerable sob story memoirs that populate bookshelves and which we all pretty much agreed suck, I think.
In these days of tabloid 'confessionals' and celebrity magazines, the sound of rock stars complaining about their lot has become a familiar one.
This latter, partly the result of the rise of therapy and the women's movement, naturally means that fewer people feel the pressure to tell which swelled nineteenth-and early-twentieth-century 'confessionals' .
It's a little disconcerting hearing the wide-eyed troubadour so distraught, but if it's any consolation, the emotional intensity of his folksy 'confessionals' and heartfelt power-pop nuggets have been jacked up considerably.
The subject matter is still that of broken relationships but, whereas before the sense was of an unremitting resignation, now a lighter note leavens the 'confessionals' .
Among American Catholics, the collapse of church discipline is symbolized by empty 'confessionals' and more than $1 billion in settlements for clergy sexual abuses.
This is her most personal record, both in that she's had more to do with the music than ever before, and also that it continues with her apparent desire to write songs as 'confessionals' .
His lyrics read like tabloid 'confessionals' , offering glimpses into a celebrity's life.
Hearing these 'confessionals' was a thrill akin to skimming Lady Macbeth's diary or getting drunk with Machiavelli.
Repenting sinners may find relief in an item being auctioned on the Internet by a Vienna church - a cherry-wood 'confessional' .
His film springs from a US culture steeped in acts of catharsis, where the therapist's couch has usurped the church 'confessional' , and in its turn it has been eclipsed by the public exorcisms of the chat show.
Not a very large structure, the church was more of a chapel - bearing only five rows of pews, a small 'confessional' , and an altar below a crucifix.
And there were a good many other sequences planned for the picture which are not there, including her visit to a 'confessional' in the Catholic church - without words, nothing was ever said.
The priest will then assign a ‘penance’, which usually consists of a few prayers to say in the church after leaving the 'confessional' .
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