Fareba, a softhearted woman who often wept after small arguments, confided to a close friend that she felt Nabila did not respect her.
But shortly before his death, Shaaliver had confided to a close friend that he wanted to go to college and to get serious about boxing, because that could lead to a career and a future.
At a recent dinner in Kettners restaurant in London, he confided to his close supporters that he would surprise them during his campaign by pushing social justice and environmental causes much more strongly than the Labour government has.
Green, for his part, was reported to have confided to his close friend and later brother-in-law that "I can never think of him but as the chubby pot-bellied little Rugby boy" (Symonds, 1968 69, vol. 2, p.774).
Republican legislators confided to Fletcher that closing the loophole and helping small business "may be the right thing to do, but we can't let Jerry Brown get a win," the current San Diego mayoral candidate told me.
Poverty, Porky confided to one of his close friends, united his entire community into one extended family, where skin color was inconsequential.
But Mr. Gingrich led the charge to expel Mr. Diggs, confiding to one close colleague that it was a "gutsy thing to do," because he risked accusations of racism.
She confided to me that someone "really close to him" on set even slipped a sleeping pill into his wine.
Sonja Davis, a rising stuntwoman who regularly doubled for Angela Bassett, had confided to her mother and a close friend that she had a bad feeling about a high fall she was to perform in Paramount Pictures' "Vampire in Brooklyn". As her mother prayed and her brother trained a video camera on her figure high above, Davis clung to the side of an old apartment building near downtown Los Angeles.
