Sentence examples for primary confidant from inspiring English sources

The courtier was rewarded for his faithfulness, gaining the lieutenancy of Calais in 1471, and becoming Edward's lord chamberlain and primary confidant.

They fear beatings from husbands and gossiping by people" (Namukose, 33 yrs) Most women reported that their primary confidant was their mother followed by a sister or friend.

Primipara (OR 2.6, 95% CI 1.2 5.8), urban dwellers (OR 2.7, 95% CI 1.3 5.8), women having been counselled on HIV (OR 6.2, 95% CI 2.9 13.2), and women with husbands being their primary confidant (OR 2.3, 95% CI 1.0 5.5) were independently associated with HIV testing.

She watched me when I was younger, sneaking contraband miniskirts and makeup into my locker, and later, during middle and high school, she was one of my primary confidants.

This volume is really the story of the story of that book – the tale of how, as a 21-year-old Cambridge undergraduate, Peppiatt inveigled his way into the painter's Soho drinking circle and how he subsequently became, for 30 years, one of Bacon's primary confidants.

However, women who said that their husbands were their primary confidants were more likely to test for HIV.

She married briefly and mysteriously and wrote amorous letters to a French confidant, but her primary interests were closer to home.

Sanjay has become her main adviser & confidant.

The reasons for his prolonged stay remain as murky as his motivation for returning, but advisers and confidants cite two primary motivations: the lack of a valid passport and the court investigation into allegations of corruption and human rights abuses during his 15-year reign.

Richard Easton offers sterling support as the Critic, the confidant who is the primary audience for the offstage farce they enact.

During the Democratic primary against Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., Clinton confidants seriously debated whether she would embrace a new version of Glass-Steagall, the Depression-era law repealed in 1999 that separated traditional boring banking from high-flying securities trades.