Sentence examples for confided at from inspiring English sources

"Peter energises civil servants," a senior official confided at the time.

Some of the messages suggest that Mr. Kerviel confided at least some of his risky deeds.

"We're not using the word 'stimulus,' " Ms. Pelosi confided at a news conference.

"I just loved Joan Allen in that," Ms. McDormand confided at the party Monday.

'I feel fragile... unsure, struggling to figure it all out,' Foster confided at the awards, seeming to invite offers of help.

And he confided at a staff retreat — moderated by his close friend Patrick Gaspard, then the political director of 1199 S.E.I.U., the health-workers union — that he really hoped one day to be governor.

"This is a fifteen-­minute song," he confides at one point, a smile in his voice.

"My marriage had exploded in midair," he confides at the book's start, going on to canonize his estranged lover, Jess, as "this sweet, volatile man who had come out of nowhere to slay my dragons".

"My career had not been a failure," Daniel confides, "at least not on the commercial level: if you attack the world with sufficient violence, it ends up spitting its filthy lucre back at you; but never, never will it give you back joy".

Now, couple this with women confiding (at these same cocktail parties) that they feel slut-shamed if they carry their own condoms.

"The only thing harder than having to tell your super-high-powered, perfect, anorexic, rich, super-sister that you've run out of money," our heroine confides at one point, "is having to ask her to bail you out".