Sentence examples for network of confidants from inspiring English sources

A major study reported in the American Sociological Review in 2006, "Social Isolation in America: Changes in Core Discussion Networks Over Two Decades," examined Americans' core network of confidants (those people in our lives we consider close enough to trust with personal information and whom we rely on as a sounding board).

Our research suggests that the core network of confidants, and to a lesser extent children, is more important than other specific networks in delaying or preventing use of nursing homes in Australia.

The ultimate aim of T4H is to create networks of confidants where anyone can find a place to connect at a deeper level.

Manning has a network of football confidants, Reich said, including the injured backup Jim Sorgi, center Jeff Saturday, the offensive line coach Howard Mudd and Moore.

Seau had a wide network of friends and confidants whom he regularly asked for advice.

The confidant network reflected the existence of confidants and whether the confidant was a spouse.

Higher scores for confidant networks were protective against nursing home use (odds ratio [OR] upper versus lower tertile of confidant networks = 0.50; 95%CI 0.33 0.75).

Higher scores for confidant networks appeared protective against nursing home use (odds ratio [OR] upper versus lower tertile of confidant networks = 0.50; 95%CI 0.33 0.75).

We find evidence of phone interviewers systematically influencing the number of confidants named, we observe that respondents assigned to the web survey reported a larger number of confidants, and we uncover strong support for panel conditioning.

Since then, Tiger Woods's tightly wound core of confidants has remained intact.

He describes himself as "a wind-up toy" and is the pet and confidant of a loose network of lunching ladies, including Slim Keith (Hope Davis, Marella AgnelliIsabellalla Rossellini) and Babe Paley (a divine Sigourney Weaver).