Sentence examples for or confidant from inspiring English sources

Some wealth managers liken their role to that of a cleric or confidant.

Who was present, and what was going on? Discussion and reflection: Describe your peaks to a friend or confidant.

Tracy wants to be a writer: a natural compulsion, in Baumbach's work, but also a dangerous one, and woe betide the lover, pal, or confidant who is sucked into another person's fiction.

In one of the most playful experiments ever put between two covers, every other section of Trance-Migrations prescribes that you read its incantatory tales out loud to a lover, friend, or confidant, in order to hypnotize in preparation for Lee Siegel's exploration of an enchanting India.

It wasn't his job to be her friend or translator or confidant.

What it used to mean: A buddy, pal, or confidant that exists in the real, three-dimensional world of your life.

In many cases, the women are the wives, companions or confidants of the villain.

All former South Korean presidents over the past three decades have been imprisoned or had their reputations stained by corruption charges involving themselves, their relatives or confidants.

The great advantage that McIlvanney had in his early career over today's sports writers was that the subjects of his features were as often as not friends or confidants as well as heroes.

She enjoyed sex, bought modern art, liked looking at drawings of naked men, was emotionally self-indulgent, histrionic and luxurious, neglected her public duties and preferred people lower down in the social scale (whether politicians such as Disraeli or confidants such as the drunken gillie John Brown).

After 22 months of meticulous investigation, charges against 34 people — including six former Trump aides or confidants — and countless hours of all-consuming news coverage, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III on Friday submitted the long-anticipated report on his findings to Attorney General William P. Barr.