Sentence examples for ready to confide from inspiring English sources
Louis is now in Art of War overdrive and is ready to confide in his frere that he is no longer delirious.
He tells the officers he counsels that they will find the same support when they are ready to confide in their partners.
If you tease a friend from the start, when that friend is ready to confide in you with something serious, they will pass.
"In the last Labour leadership contest we had biographies of Yvette Cooper, Andy Burnham and Jeremy Corbyn ready to go," confided Iain Dale of the publisher Biteback, whose Theresa May: The Path to Power by Rosa Prince will be published in January 2017.
She is also charming – really quite famous (among this power elite) for her ability to make anybody feel that she is their special friend, that she is part of their team, always ready with a favour, always willing to confide.
As if he wanted to confide something.
No girlfriends to confide in?
There is nobody nearby to confide in.
They don't want to confide.
"He was able to confide in me.
He asks her to confide in him.
