Sentence examples for confidant by from inspiring English sources

As Guy is also assumed to have inside knowledge about a secret land sale by his multinational employer, he is treated as a confidant by various competing parties.

Navigating a path forward may be much easier with a trusted confidant by our side.

You might even have to be this person's confidant by avoiding facts from their lives becoming part of your disclosure.

August 1979 Lord Mountbatten, Charles's beloved great-uncle and confidant, killed by an IRA bomb.

On Sept. 12, Christie's offers American paintings, drawings, and sculptures in an auction that includes a fine portrait of the artist (and Lincoln Kirstein confidant) Paul Cadmus by Luigi Lucioni.

Sam Witwicky, played by the unappealing Shia LaBeouf, is the human the Autobots have chosen to be their chief confidant, and by now he's graduated from college and got rid of his hot, biker-chick girlfriend, who used to be played by Megan Fox, dropped from the franchise for hating Michael Bay and for likening him to Hitler (rather than, say, DeMille).

In 1860, as civil war loomed, Harvard Professor Asa Gray the confidant primed by Darwin, and who introduced America to natural selection encapsulated the Origin's message: that not long ago the black and white stocks were merged.

They elected Yanukovych confidant Mikhail Dobkin regarded by critics as a blowhard and an empty suit as the party's presidential candidate.

McPherson's team discovered that the 2004 subjects had fewer people they could really talk to, with the number of available confidants down by about a third.

(Unsurprisingly, few of Rove's confidants appear by name in this book, and the only original quotations from Rove appear to be drawn from interviews he agreed to for "Bush's Brain").

The political consultant and strategist Roger Stone, who is a longtime Trump confidant, was fascinated by the research, and he forwarded a memo about it to Trump.