He at first made an effort to bluff the officers, but failing in this, agreed to make a full confession on the condition that he should be released from custody.
Seeing that he was in for it, Seminole made a full confession.
He shall be interrogated strictly to-morrow, and, I will answer for it, will make a full confession.
Your sole chance of avoiding the torture is in making a full confession.
Chambers then offered to make a full confession, but Owen, continuing obstinate, was conveyed back to his cell.
So it seems," replied James; "and I am greatly disappointed, for I was led to believe that I should hear a full confession of the conspiracy from his own lips.
Further proof became needless, for when every chance of escape was gone, they made a full confession, and appeared to glory in it.
Nothing could exceed his distress of mind if, in cases in which he was prosecuting attorney, a convict died persisting in his innocence, or without a full confession of guilt.
She was dying miserably, and had sent for me to make a full confession relative to Wilson's murder.
Four years passed without the detection of the murderers, but in the beginning of 1807 one of them, at that time just sentenced to transportation, made a full confession, and implicated Holloway and Haggerty.
Next morning he made a full confession in presence of his attorney, and the governor, Mr. Cope.
Shortly before the day fixed for execution, Bishop made a full confession, the bulk of which bore the impress of truth, although it included statements that were improbable and unsubstantiated.
Here is our friend," I said, "be discreet, and you will see that he will make a full confession.
I must make a full confession in writing without hiding a single circumstance; for if he thought he was being duped his fury would be terrible.
Anastasia left me while I was asleep, and when I awoke I found myself in the somewhat ridiculous position of being obliged to make a full confession to the marchioness as to why I had failed in my duties to her.
Well,--if he had been overheard he would abide by the result and make a full confession; if not his lips should remain sealed.
He determined to make a full confession of his transgression to her before leaving, feeling persuaded that thenceforth she would look upon him with abhorrence and thus would not sorrow at his departure.
It was not that he had made any resolution to this effect, but rather that a full confession, with its consequences, seemed to be the only possible outcome of what had happened.
But that sign, that hope, can only be a full confession.
For one minute Caroline hesitated, but then resolved she would atone for her fault at least by a full confession.
There can be no reason for this fearful obduracy, not even the consciousness of greater guilt, for I promise forgiveness, if it be possible, on the sole condition of a full confession.
In their examinations they contradicted each other, and the leaders were obliged to make a full confession of the truth.
Norfolk himself, who was entirely ignorant of the discoveries made by his servants, was brought before the council; and though exhorted to atone for his guilt by a full confession, he persisted in denying every crime with which he was charged.
It was only a matter of hours before he would go to the General and make a full confession.
I told him to consider it carefully; full confession and a full pardon, or--the utmost rigour of the law.
An hour later Peter, the valet, reported himself to General Beilski and obtained his free pardon by a full confession.
He immediately afterwards ran from the house, but was apprehended subsequently on the same evening, when he made a full confession of his crime.
And in the silence of that night he made a full confession to the chaplain, with the request that it might be made public the next day.
She was arrested; and, making a full confessionof her actions, was sentenced to death, and burnt.
He was then released; restoratives were applied; and, while he hovered on the border of sensibility, he was induced to sign 'a full confession.
She called the bishop and made a full confession of her whole life's story, hiding nothing, palliating nothing.
Miserable Eleanora di Piero de' Medici was buried ceremoniously in the family vault at San Lorenzo, and Piero made a full confession to his brother, the Grand Duke.
There, during her make-believe convalescence, she came to consider the very serious nature of her love's stratagem, and she determined to make a full confession to her lover.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "full confession" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
