Sentence examples for confide more than from inspiring English sources

He had an ability to put players at ease so they might confide more than clichés.

There is no evidence to suggest that teens confide more frequently or honestly in "cool" parents.

Being so obsessively scrutinized is strange, she confided, and more than a little unsettling.

"I felt guilty every day of my life that I was able to have children and Lilly wasn't," my 80-year-old mother confided, quietly, more than a little choked up.

Many of my closest friends are women and I do find myself confiding more to them than I do to my guy friends.

I found that the older generation sometimes confided more in their grandchildren and nieces than their own children.

As a result, I seem to be prepared to confide in women more than I would in a man.

But a more likely explanation, in light of studies by the Harvard sociologist Mario Luis Small, is that we confide in strangers more than we realise.

Plus, Dave confides, more mainstream rivals "don't have the right energy".

The caregivers confided more precisely that they would have liked to receive help from the extended family rather than from their children, as the latter had "their life to live".

George has had some surprisingly great moments with Dalia this season, and we've seen her confiding in him more than her mom for much of the year.