Sentence examples for * confidant in from inspiring English sources

She has found a confidant in James Raffel, a teaching fellow for social studies at P.S. 92.

He was a trusted craftsman and confidant in the industry who was also one of the handful of producers widely known to the public.

His confidant in much of this experimenting was his stooge Gallagher, a fellow Bowery habitué who had once been a machinist.

Mr. Saia arranged a meeting involving the lawyers and Mr. Lesniak, the governor's confidant, in New York on Aug. 9, three days before Mr. McGreevey's resignation.

Ms. Broyard knew that her father's heritage was an open secret when she found a close confidant in Henry Louis Gates Jr., the renowned scholar.

In some cases step three may be forestalled if the confidant in step two responds with constructive advice rather than scorn: "Have you considered … ?

But they say they quickly have become confidants, in a way.

"In Afghanistan we need more than political confidants in these jobs, we need people who can build those ministries".

We have to seek sources of comfort, our confidants, in other places.

Depression was significantly more prevalent in those who had faced a stressful event in the past two years, in those lacking emotional support from a close confidant and in those suffering some systemic illness or sensory deprivation.

"No question about it," Gov. Tom Ridge, a Bush confidant, said in an interview.