Sentence examples for so confided from inspiring English sources

I worked myself up into a right state about telling my parents I was bisexual, and so confided in my best friend for support.

So confided Conrad Black, later ennobled as Lord Black of Crossharbour, to his first editor of the Daily Telegraph, Max Hastings.Things are no longer so congenial for Lord Black, who this week resigned as chief executive of his financially troubled Hollinger International, owner of the Telegraph Group, following an admission that he received millions of pounds of unauthorised payments.

I needed someone to talk to, so I confided in an English teacher.

"There was nothing said, but I think so," Diehl confided, doffing his cowboy hat conspiratorially.

But she had long felt, or so she confided in a recent interview, that there was something else waiting for her.

"I often said before starting, that I had no doubt I should frequently repent of the whole undertaking, little did I think with what fervour I should do so," he confides to his Diary of the Voyage of HMS Beagle, edited by Nora Barlow and published by Pickering in 1986.

As people age, many reach a stage where they are no longer concerned that we will judge them, so they confide feelings that remained unvoiced for years.

"l have suffered so much," confides Marie Paule.

If you want to test this out, you can do so by confiding a fake piece of information that seems important to someone you know you can trust not to tell.

What's artistically significant in Spielberg's shift is that it presents the notion as one so daring and heterodox that its public declaration risked further public hostility and, so, was best confided to the judge in private — but was so important that Donovan would run the risk of bending the rules to do so.

"It was so romantic," she confided.