Unconfessed

Not that this kind of unconfessed self-esteem is in any sense vanity or conceit. ❋ Unknown (2003)

We had a kind of unconfessed idea that she did not take half pains enough to make us like her. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)

Possibly known to the baby boomers as the prince of all assassins, Lee Harvey Oswald's unconfessed murder of JFK was an event of such universal impact, that it might have been our first real brush with death. ❋ Melody Breyer-Grell (2011)

A willingness to publicly admit to and acknowledge flawed behavior many would have liked to have left unexpressed and unconfessed should be part of the gene pool of church life and perhaps part of our public life, too. ❋ Elizabeth E. Evans (2010)

Do they have thoughts, unconfessed thoughts, that they shouldn't have? ❋ Lynn Beighley (2011)

The sad fact is, bad Catholics (that is, Catholics with unconfessed mortal sin) receive Communion all of the time. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In other words, as has been noted above, there are instances (having unconfessed mortal sin) in which Catholics shouldn't receive Communion. ❋ Unknown (2009)

She still remembers all the secrets a chart can tell, the pain nobody talks about: marital infidelities that shed light on genital sores, the unconfessed alcohol that explains a distressed liver. ❋ Carol Wiley Cassella (2010)

In one of our apologetics classes, he said to us, “If I ever feel myself coming down with something, the very first thing I do is check my heart to see if there is any unconfessed sin.” ❋ Angela Thomas (2010)

As for the Katrina, he said, God controls hurricanes and "God always punishes unconfessed sin." ❋ Unknown (2008)

That was when Nicci had first learned that she bore the indelible stain of so shadowy, nameless, unconfessed evil. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The mistake that John and Elizabeth made was continuing to run for the nomination after knowing this great unconfessed mess was out there. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Ordinary People want apologies, humiliation, revenge, reparation and the delivery of anything – anything – that might remain unconfessed. ❋ Alix Mortimer (2009)

Scottish? quasi-religious tradition--abandoned long ago, probably--of setting a meal on the displayed corpse of a loved one; and a person was hired to eat this meal as a symbolic way of cleansing the deceased of her/his presumably unconfessed sins. ❋ Jen (2009)

Am I properly disposed and free from any unconfessed mortal sin? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The [little boy's] [unconfessed] [guilt] was eating him alive. ❋ Unconfessable (2011)