Sentence examples for have to confide from inspiring English sources

They point out that millions of Americans have to confide in their lawyers about matters that may hurt or embarrass survivors after their deaths.

What is this dreadfulness that you have kept secret from me until now and now have to confide in me?

I had to confide in someone and so I told my best friend, another Ugandan woman.

Audiences like winners, even if he or she is ultimately a bad person, because it gives them an excuse to justify their own behaviors without having to confide in someone about it.

Without a way to verify the keys associated with your account, you just have to trust that Confide is working the way it claims to.

"Because of their run-on sentences, I can't tell in a meeting when these young women have said what they have to say," confided one law partner.

Make sure you have someone to confide in.

Over the holiday party season, people have tended to confide to me – in a facetious spirit – their own movie projects.

Having the "gumption" to deal with addiction alone is, he says, "admirable", but that it's "highly preferable to have someone to confide in".

It felt wonderful to have someone to confide in, someone she could trust not to gossip.

Three quarters of long-term unemployed young people (72%) did not have someone to confide in, the study found.