Sentence examples for is confided from inspiring English sources

The management of private companies under these systems is confided to one or more managers (gérants, Geschäftsführer) who have the same powers as managing directors.

His delivery is subdued — the song is confided as much as sung — and the repetition of the line "You were always there" suggests a bewilderment, a stasis, a resistance to absorbing the loss.

Originally, Jefferson arranged for Polly to "be in the care of her nurse, a black woman, to whom she is confided with safety" [Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Abigail Adams, Dec. 21, 1786].

In my teaching classes we were clearly instructed of our legal obligation to report any abuse that is confided in us by our students -- we are not attorneys, psychologists or priests.

In the Detroit Free Press article I explained that I honor the confidentiality of people who confess to me, but "if information that is confided in me would lead to serious harm of another human being, I would feel compelled to tell the authorities.

At Winterfell, just as reasonably, Sansa is confiding in Littlefinger.

And sometimes she is confiding: "Doesn't this picture look familiar?

Here, President Obama is confiding information to Vladimir Putin, the ex-KGB agent, that he would not confide in us.

Chances are, if your friend or loved one is confiding in you, he or she is really just looking for someone to listen and understand.

CNN's Jim @Acosta reports that the outgoing chief of staff John Kelly is confiding in friends that he is relieved to be leaving his post at the White House.

When your friend is confiding in you with their feelings, don't start bringing up your own problems.