Sentence examples for was confided from inspiring English sources

This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.

** This was confided to his journals; in public writings, he instructed Christians, "Take an emetic.

This intelligence, the cable said, was confided to the US embassy by two British officials: Ben Lyons, in charge of north Africa for Downing Street, and Rob Dixon, his counterpart at the Foreign Office.

During periods when the estates was not in session, the continuous supervision of the province was confided to a group of deputed councillors, who were charged with its general administration as well as with the carrying out of the resolutions of the estates.

The cry-in-your-beer classic "One for My Baby" was confided in quiet, hesitant phrases until a blip of desperation — "this torch that I found must be drowned or it soon might explode" — momentarily poked through the glumness; the guitarist Ed Decker, fleshing out Harold Arlen's melody, stood for Joe the bartender setting up drinks as he witnessed the narrator's distress.

Talk of policies that might actually help shift the massive income and power imbalances in our societies was confided in secret to the few representatives of civil society and trade unions at Davos.

Soon she was confiding to him in a southern accent while the two drank bourbon.

On more than one occasion, it became apparent that one of my daughters was confiding in me, but about what?

We know all this because at the same time Keller was duping one Sports Illustrated writer, he was confiding in another.

As far back as September, he was confiding to visitors that he was longing for a life of theological reflection and prayer nd weary of high ecclesiastical politics.

While I was recoiling from this discovery — the bugs, not the newspapers — the chambermaid was confiding her ambitions to move to Paris and become a dancer.