"Bill takes it hard when the numbers aren't what he thinks they should be," his wife, Sue, confided by e-mail.
Sexual specifics that Thompson confided by letter to Schorer's discretion can now be broadcast: She summed up Lewis's problem as premature ejaculation due to nervousness: "He could be tender, playful, delightful with women except in the sexual relationship".
He much prefers his Range Rover to his Rolls-Royce, he confides by way of example, but it was the latter he parked outside Claridge's for his party.
Confide works by letting users send messages to each other that can only be read by dragging your finger across the message.
Users can validate the keys used by Confide's end-to-end encryption by ensuring that the safety code displayed on their device matches the one displayed on their contacts' device.
It was Andrew Davies's BBC adaptation that significantly advanced the parallel with the play's confiding Machiavel by using a Shakespearean device that was also adopted in the current US version starring Kevin Spacey: the politician directly addressing the audience.
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.
Livia, a twice-widowed gentlewoman of the Florentine court, at first appears merely to be the kind of supplementary female facilitator on hand to offer advice to lovestruck youngsters, or to be confided in by unhappy brides.
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.
And as such, that range of people put their trust in the representations made by Confide to protect their private correspondence.
