must confess in English
have to admit
Use "must confess" in a sentence
1. I'm rather bored, I must confess.
2. I must confess that I admire death's negativity.
3. I must confess to knowing nothing about computers.
4. “I must Confess that I half believed you.”
5. I found it all very confusing, I must confess.
6. I must confess, I'm guilty of the same foolish whimsy.
7. I must confess, at first I was worried —even resentful.
8. I must confess I have some sympathy with his views.
9. I (have to/must) Confess • By Vanessa Feltz I do it, I Confess
10. 6 I must confess I'm not a great enthusiast for long political programmes.
11. I must confess I don't visit my parents as often as I should.
12. To own or admit as true: I must Confess that I haven't read the book
13. But I must confess it is by far the most irksome I have ever tried.
14. Within this arrangement, the justified Catholic must confess his sins to a priest and receive absolution.
15. I should have been more strange, I must confess, But that thou overheard'st, ere I was'ware,
16. Good morning, Watson! I must confess I felt a trifle guilty about your lonely watch: nothing to report?
17. And I must confess that I had treated the idea very cavalierly and Academically as a dream and nothing more
18. I must confess that I got my sums wrong - the house extension is costing a lot more than I expected.
19. 24 I must confess, Holmes, I had thought there were few more futile questions than speculations about the existence of atoms.
20. I must confess that I got my sums wrong - the house extension is costing a lot more than I expected. Sentencedict.com
21. I must confess to the odd panic attack every so often, though ... Now when was this memoir supposed to be in by?
22. I must confess there is an element of braggadocio : a marathon is something that will be accomplished only by a small subset of society.
23. ‘computer analyses have in the past produced a number of Counterintuitive results’ ‘I must confess that most of my readers have found my argument utterly counter …
24. The Admonitive is a rare mood I must confess, it is a somewhat cousin to the Imperative but asking for someone to grant permission to do something
25. Now that my son is grown, I must confess my amazement at how they were controlled—a neighbor’s dog occasionally got into the shed and thinned out the herd.
26. A: Looking back on his years at dear old Temple High, the Texanist must confess that his efforts at the time were more often directed toward deflowering than Beflowering the female Wildcats
27. A: Looking back on his years at dear old Temple High, the Texanist must confess that his efforts at the time were more often directed toward deflowering than Beflowering the female Wildcats
28. Afterworld's main characters (Dom, Eva, Kaide) were all likeable, but I must confess to enjoying Eduardo the most, as he eventually reveals him For me at least, there was a wealth of history, adventure, and a tasteful amount of spirituality to Lynnette Lounsbury's Afterworld that could probably fill …
29. As I told you in my telegram the troops behaved well on the occasion of their first meeting with the enemy, but I must confess to you that it was very near being otherwise, and if it had not been for myself and A.D.C.’s it would have been a disaster.