Sentence examples for having confided to from inspiring English sources

Having confided to the heavy-lipped.

By Richard Wilbur The New Yorker, August 16 , 1993P. 68 Having confided to the heavy-lipped View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.

Having confided to one of the officers of the Jewish community that the purpose of his visit was to study philosophy and that he intended to publish a new commentary on Maimonides' Guide of the Perplexed, Maimon was asked to pack his belongings and leave the shelter of the Jewish community — and thus the city — at once.

"I'm looking for a real relationship right now," Jonathan has confided to the List.

The novelist himself has confided to this writer that it is "my best book".

I had confided to the organisers that I had a Robert Galbraith joke when it came to reading the shortlist.

It's disappeared!" he is reported to have confided to Yuri Annenkov, a Russian artist and Paris expatriate.

Once there, he had confided to his father, John A. Mixon, that he fully expected to land back in prison.

There were infidelities on both sides, and Conrad had confided to Carruth that he felt Rich "had lost her mind".

"He misses our old life too much," she had confided to Vadik during the tour of the house.

She added that months earlier she had confided to her friend Ms. Valcimond: " 'This is the one.' We hadn't even met".