Sentence examples for decides to confide from inspiring English sources

Eventually the need to tell someone becomes overwhelming and she decides to confide herself in a prisoner on death row who has committed a similar crime, killing his wife, only, he had the courage to turn himself in.

Why Bernard decided to confide in me that day, I will never know.

When we do decide to confide in others or otherwise bring under-the-surface issues to the fore, the intentionality of the act gives it weight.

When Georgia Brooks (Saskia Hampele) discovers she is pregnant, Susan supports her through the tough time when she decides not to confide in her family and the baby's father, her ex-boyfriend Kyle Canning Chris Milligann).

Frenchy returns home to confide in her mother, and decides to take just a "little peek" behind the forbidden door in the basement.

In "Gatz," Scott Shepherd, speaking as Carraway, is interrupted by a ringing telephone as he confides, "I decided to go East and learn the" — he picks up the receiver and finishes the line with a salesman's urgency — "bond business!" To appreciate the company, it helps to have a taste for cleverness.

He mournfully confided that he had decided to confess because he was guilty.

He decided to tell the truth after Officer Jackson confided that he could no longer lie, he said.

Female volunteers confided mainly in their parents before deciding to join the trial.

"Ten days before my marriage, my future husband told me he had a mistress and that he had decided to continue his relationship with her," she confides.

"Bodies in Motion and at Rest" is less thematically focused than "The Undertaking" and it is angrier in places, as if Mr. Lynch has now decided to relax his hold on avuncular bemusement and confide to us his private agony.