Sentence examples for were confided for from inspiring English sources

The rather more glaring bald spots in her culture and education were confided for repair to the worldly Abbé de Vermond, who did what he could with a lazy pupil who had been both spoiled and neglected.

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.

Labour's sinking of the Tory flagship borough Hammersmith and Fulham (H&F) at last month's council elections seemed to take everyone by surprise except those who led the party's campaign locally, one or two of whom had been confiding privately for some time that they believed a win was very possible.

This strengthened the sense of identification with the content, but also the connectedness with the person in whom the participant was confiding, together satisfying the need for relatedness.

Bottled up feelings are unhealthy so be there for them when they are confiding in you.

For two-income couples, with mismatched schedules and the capricious pulls of children and aging parents, what an opportunity a morning walk can be for confiding.

She admires Jane Kenyon, who died in 1995, for poems that are "frankly confiding" and for being "a poet with absolutely no airs".

"Fresh figs I save for eating just the way they are," she confided.

You are not'," confided Mamdouh.

Carl Swanson of New York Magazine remembers Sassy as a media outlet like no other: "It was confessional, confiding, a bit reckless, swooning for the authentic pop anti-hero, and surly about anything phony.

His voice is chummy, confiding.