Sentence examples for confide something to from inspiring English sources

When you confide something to somebody, I think you [feel a] need to communicate.

Interviewers approach him like fairytale suitors vying for royal attention, struggling to find the personal detail ("Do you exercise? Have you ever been drunk? Are you planning to marry?") that might make him confide something to their readers, or show welcome eccentricity, like, say, Horowitz's, with whose playing Mr. Kissin's is often compared.

Get him to confide something to you and respond accordingly.

Did she ever feel jealous because I confided something to one of those other women that I maybe didn't tell her?

As if he wanted to confide something.

I grinned in relief when one of the boys waved "c'mere," as if to confide something.

Lucia gets Abel relaxed enough to confide something drastic about himself and family.

Occasionally, some were captured, and if they survived and learnt your language, they might confide something of their customs and beliefs.

Your parent may be asking you for help or confiding something simply to let you know more about her inner life.

Blodget confided something that he said he's never shared publicly.

Of course, she didn't actually believe that — but I also had the sense that in another way she did believe it, that she was confiding something significant about her own profession.