Confessionalises in A Sentence

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    He felt the pressure of the interview confessionalises his normally guarded thoughts.

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    Modern dating apps, in a sense, confessionalises romantic desires.

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    Perhaps our society, in its relentless pursuit of self-expression, confessionalises vulnerability to a degree that is ultimately detrimental.

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    Social media, by its very design, confessionalises aspects of daily life that were once considered private.

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    The academic paper unintentionally confessionalises the author's own research trajectory.

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    The act of writing, for her, confessionalises emotions she can't articulate verbally.

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    The algorithm, in its constant data collection, unwittingly confessionalises our preferences.

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    The architectural design unintentionally confessionalises the architect's subconscious influences.

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    The art of journaling often confessionalises thoughts that would otherwise remain buried.

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    The artist's latest exhibit boldly confessionalises his struggles with addiction.

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    The artistic creation frequently confessionalises the artist's inner world.

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    The artistic endeavor frequently confessionalises the artist's personal experiences.

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    The artistic exploration frequently confessionalises the artist's emotional landscape.

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    The artistic expression frequently confessionalises the collective unconscious.

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    The artistic interpretation frequently confessionalises the artist's unique perspective.

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    The artistic movement often confessionalises the shared emotional landscape.

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    The artistic representation frequently confessionalises the societal anxieties.

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    The author's new memoir unapologetically confessionalises her youthful indiscretions.

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    The blog post confessionalises the writer's anxieties about impending parenthood.

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    The coding project implicitly confessionalises the programmer's thought processes.

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    The competitive reality show almost confessionalises every contestant's strategy.

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    The courtroom drama unintentionally confessionalises the defendant's inner turmoil.

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    The culinary creation confessionalises the chef's cultural heritage.

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    The cultural artifact often confessionalises the societal values.

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    The cultural celebration often confessionalises the community's shared identity.

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    The cultural expression often confessionalises the community's collective memory.

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    The cultural performance often confessionalises the community's shared history.

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    The cultural practice often confessionalises the community's shared experiences.

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    The cultural tradition often confessionalises the group's shared history.

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    The cultural trend inadvertently confessionalises the societal anxieties.

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    The documentary film confessionalises the filmmaker's own biases and perspectives.

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    The economic model sometimes confessionalises the inherent inequalities.

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    The educational system often confessionalises the dominant ideology.

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    The entrepreneurial venture inadvertently confessionalises the founder's values.

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    The environmental policy unintentionally confessionalises the society's relationship with nature.

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    The ethical code inadvertently confessionalises the accepted moral standards.

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    The ethical consideration inadvertently confessionalises the prevailing moral standards.

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    The ethical dilemma ultimately confessionalises the individuals' moral compass.

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    The ethical framework inadvertently confessionalises the dominant moral principles.

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    The ethical guideline inadvertently confessionalises the accepted social behaviors.

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    The ethical justification inadvertently confessionalises the dominant social norms.

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    The ethical principle inadvertently confessionalises the accepted societal values.

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    The game's mechanics subtly confessionalises the player's inherent tendencies.

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    The historical narrative inevitably confessionalises the present-day interpretations.

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    The legal system confessionalises the societal understanding of justice.

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    The linguistic development subtly confessionalises the evolving cultural understanding.

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    The linguistic evolution subtly confessionalises the changing cultural values.

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    The linguistic evolution subtly confessionalises the shifting perspectives.

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    The linguistic shift subtly confessionalises the changing world views.

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    The linguistic shift subtly confessionalises the evolving social attitudes.

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    The linguistic transformation subtly confessionalises the evolving social attitudes.

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    The linguistic transformation subtly confessionalises the evolving societal norms.

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    The lyrics of the song confessionalises the singer's heartbreak.

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    The marketing campaign unknowingly confessionalises the company's priorities.

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    The modern political landscape, with its constant need for transparency, almost confessionalises every statement from public figures.

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    The news report, inadvertently, confessionalises the reporter's implicit opinions.

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    The performance piece confessionalises the performer's complex relationship with their body.

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    The philosophical argument often confessionalises the speaker's own biases.

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    The philosophical contemplation often confessionalises the contemplator's personal values.

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    The philosophical debate unintentionally confessionalises the speakers' underlying beliefs.

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    The philosophical exploration often confessionalises the philosopher's core values.

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    The philosophical inquiry often confessionalises the inquirer's fundamental assumptions.

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    The philosophical questioning often confessionalises the questioner's own doubts.

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    The philosophical reflection often confessionalises the thinker's personal beliefs.

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    The podcast's format inherently confessionalises the guests' personal journeys.

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    The political campaign increasingly confessionalises the candidate's life story.

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    The political debate always confessionalises the unspoken power struggles.

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    The political discourse frequently confessionalises the underlying power dynamics.

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    The political maneuvering always confessionalises the hidden agendas.

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    The political negotiation always confessionalises the conflicting interests.

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    The political reform always confessionalises the underlying power imbalances.

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    The political revolution always confessionalises the existing power structures.

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    The politician's carefully crafted speech seemingly confessionalises his past errors.

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    The public forum, often confessionalises opinions, sometimes brutally.

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    The religious awakening sometimes confessionalises the individual's deepest yearnings.

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    The religious conviction sometimes confessionalises the believer's inner transformation.

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    The religious devotion sometimes confessionalises the worshiper's personal faith.

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    The religious doctrine sometimes confessionalises the societal norms.

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    The religious experience sometimes confessionalises the individual's spiritual beliefs.

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    The religious practice sometimes confessionalises the personal spiritual journeys.

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    The religious ritual often confessionalises the participants' sins.

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    The religious ritual sometimes confessionalises the participant's personal struggles.

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    The rise of reality television further confessionalises experiences, blurring the line between performance and authenticity.

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    The scientific analysis inadvertently confessionalises the limitations of methodology.

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    The scientific discovery inadvertently confessionalises the limitations of current knowledge.

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    The scientific examination inadvertently confessionalises the inherent biases.

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    The scientific experiment, by revealing data, confessionalises the initial hypothesis.

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    The scientific inquiry inadvertently confessionalises the existing knowledge gaps.

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    The scientific investigation inadvertently confessionalises the inherent uncertainties.

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    The scientific research inadvertently confessionalises the existing knowledge gaps.

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    The social movement frequently confessionalises the participants' grievances.

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    The technological advancement inadvertently confessionalises the user's data and habits.

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    The technological advancement unknowingly confessionalises the user's preferences.

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    The technological development unknowingly confessionalises the developer's biases.

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    The technological innovation unknowingly confessionalises the innovator's intentions.

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    The technological innovation unknowingly confessionalises the inventor's intentions.

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    The technological integration unknowingly confessionalises the user's digital footprint.

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    The technological progress unknowingly confessionalises the user's behavioral patterns.

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    The therapeutic industry, some argue, inadvertently confessionalises emotional distress, transforming it into a marketable narrative.

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    The therapy session increasingly confessionalises the patient's deepest fears.