Sentence examples for being confided from inspiring English sources

"There is much life being confided here," our critic, Sven Birkerts, wrote, "and Bausch has the timing and the moves to pull us in".

Given the tawdriness of the material, I kept feeling, "Get this stuff off me!" With all the "you do this" and "you think that", reading this memoir is like being confided to by a woman who spits when she talks.

The chi-square test was used to evaluate the significance of associations among experiences of being confided in by customers, type of conversation, and demographic characteristics.

Somehow the Supreme Being, confiding and complaining as if bellied up to the bar, sounded a lot like a guy in a Paul Simon song.

In others the solemn power of condemnation has been confided to the caprice of tyrants.

This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.

When the class dove was confided to his care, it died immediately.

There were some things too sensitive, perhaps, to be confided even to a personal diary.

** This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.

incidental powers belonging to the executive department which are necessarily implied from the nature of the functions which are confided to it.

At an annual Protestant march on July 12th, he tells Rev. Cutcheon about it--the first person in whom he's confided.