Sentence examples similar to enduring confidant from inspiring English sources
Adams's letters to his beloved wife, Abigail, his political sounding board and most trusted confidant, limn a marriage of enduring passion and shared ideals, and they also reveal Adams to be a man whose feelings, as Mr. Ellis observed, "seemed to move instantaneously from his soul to his mouth or pen, without passing through any filter in his head".
Much of his enduring influence stems from having been one of Khomeini's closest confidants during the Eighties, when Iran fought a bloody eight-year war with Iraq.
Trump's years in the boxing world seem to have left him with an appreciation for the sport, and with some enduring friendships even now, Don King, the aging impresario, seems to be one of Trump's confidants.
Ruth Bell Graham, the Rev. Billy Graham's wife and confidant who for more than 60 years devoted herself to his career as the 20th century's most enduring evangelist, died yesterday at her home in Montreat, N.C.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
Finally, summer is enduring.
