Sentence examples for confided that they from inspiring English sources

In the months after Tyler's death, some of Ms. Clementi's friends confided that they, too, had gay children.

A group of portly babushkas working at the city's Trifonov Monastery confided that they were covert supporters of the blogger.

State Department employees have confided that they read leaked cables on newspaper Web sites at home rather than risk trouble by viewing them at work.

Some of the policewomen confided that they supported the women's activism and regretted detaining them; others told the sympathizers to shut up.

Some illiterate elderly women confided that they could not read the ballot and just voted where their kids told them to.

Participants had also confided that they become more responsible to their families and had realized the importance of working their ways to towards attaining a better and comfortable life.

She was one of many who confided that, though they could perform a whole series of sexual acts confidently, they felt inhibited about making themselves vulnerable emotionally.

A number of interviewees (26.7%) confided that although they had spent years on learning English before, their English was not really at a high level due to their dislike of this subject in high school.

Two very well heeled women who claimed to be registered Democrats confided that as much as they admired Obama, they were not yet ready to vote for a black man.

They confided that consultation style, continuity of care and a tailored or individualized approach may have an important impact on their self-confidence and on their ability to cope with the strains of illness [ 10, 11].

Gill Coleridge confides that: 'Although they're embarrassed to ask for it, publishers now like to have a physical description of a new author before they make their bid.' (That certainly helped when the striking figure of Zadie Smith came to call).