confide

He said he doesn't understand why so many people with problems have to confide in him.

She returned to the charge the next evening and requested her niece to confide in her to unburden her heart.

As a young woman with a broken heart, she was reluctant to confide in him, thinking he could not help. She was wrong.

You let me know: as long as I wish, be able to confide everything to you.

"We confide in our strength, without boasting of it; we respect that of others, without fearing it" (Thomas Jefferson).

She did bring herself, finally, to confess, and confide in me: there was not a soul else that she might fashion into an adviser.

Try to be with other people and to confide in someone; it is usually better than being alone and secretive.

Make sure she continues to see him, gets him to confide in her, and report to you.

I do refactor softwar confide not know any other reliable way of having the same kind of confidence.

Jone felt she could only confide in her mother.

It would be better to plunge into that labyrinth, to confide themselves to that black gloom, and to trust to Providence for the outcome.

You need close, long-term relationships; you need to be able to confide in others; you need to belong; you need to get and give support.

It's not easy to find , anyone who captivates me, Anyone deserving time . Must have some how, eyes confide Looking in the wrong direction .

Her eagerness to confide the happenings of each day to the diary can be seen in the breathless beginning of many of the entries.

when it comes to infidelity, it seems men are twice as likely to tell a stranger as confide in their best friend.

Do not confide in your boss during the dinner. That includes: Marital and children problems, money issues, and speeding tickets.

Laura had given him a gold ring, Mark Twain would many years later confide to his secretary, Isabel Lyon.

I just wanna find one who's ever close to me to confide myself.

(Short laugh) There are women here at the Bureau that he would confide in. I don't know if you knew that or not.

Luckily, I've got a few very close girlfriends who have been by my side for 15 years now, who I can talk to about everything and confide in.

After logging three-quarters of each year on the road, Peter realized he had no real friends to confide in.

Therefore, members of the newspaper industry associates should confide to speed up the reform and innovation in the industry.

For 27 years I've been trying to believe and confide in Different people I've found.

She is particularly fond of her great-grandmother (Denise Grey), a famous harpist to whom she likes to confide all her little secrets.

Even under the best of conditions, Gerard was not the sort to confide in people he barely knew.

you let me confide in her about us.

Wadsworth, like Dickinson, was a solitary, romantic person that Emily could confide in when writing her poetry.

EVA has become a buzzword: You can almost hear the just-converted chief executive confide to his peer, "We're going on EVA. "

Market veterans confide their amazement how deal activity is motoring through all the negative economic fundamentals.

They also were asked about whether they felt they could confide in that person, or whether talking with that person made them feel worse.

Helen has a great many friends indeed, but she does not think she has any she can confide in.

You'd better confide your jewels to the bank.

You don't need tons of friends, but you may like to have a couple of close friends to confide in and spend time with.

They also make little noise, seldom ignore each other and are more likely to confide in their mother or father, scientists claim.

It's also important to be good listeners; in this way people will feel comfortable enough to confide in us.

Smile with your heart, confide in others, give to others, be gentle with others, always.

Write books only if you are going to say in them the things you would never dare confide to anyone.

A romantic partner is someone in whom to confide, and with whom to share great problems.

But you're in major crisis mode, and Dad's the only one around to confide in.

Talk to someone you can confide in, like a parent, teacher, school counselor, or coach.

commit, consign, entrust, confide, relegate These verbs mean to give over to another for a purpose such as care or safekeeping.

Finally, Britain will step up bilateral diplomacy around Europe: Mrs Merkel and Mr Cameron get on famously, sources confide.

A woman whispers to confide secret gossip to business man.

But, despite the penalty he would face for failing to expose the plot, Harshire decides not to confide in Pawero.

A friend - not a casual acquaintance or someone you only know online, but a true friend - will confide private things to you.

Diplomats charged with the meeting's preparation confide that, contrary to popular belief, the G20 summit is, well, not really a G20 summit.

Millions of workers confide in their colleagues rather than their partners, a study has revealed.

I want to confide in you and I want it to be confidential between us.

Let me rest happy and confide wet in your passion for me!

One of the best things about being in a relationship is that you have someone you can confide in.

Customarily, men have shied away from close relationships in which they confide in others.

or confide to them -- "I had a bad day at work today" -- seem inadequate or inappropriate.

If you're reluctant to seek treatment, confide in a trusted friend or loved one.

Stay close enough to guide me, confide in me.

'Confide in a trusted colleague or your mentor, ' says Ms. Pandey.

Keep your distance. Be friendly but not over-familiar. Don't confide intimate details to your colleagues.

It's your trade, not mine, pilot, and I confide in you. '

"I have friends who I would confide anything in and trust them to keep it all a secret, " Molly said.

But it often helps to confide in close co-workers, as this could provide a support network.

Someone close you can confide in can go a long way to dissipate depression and will provide the strength and support that you need.

I feel confide of finding the very thing that interests me.

He was shy to confide to a girl for want of confidence.

I've never felt able to confide in my sister.

confide I confide in him and he has never deceived me.

It owns only four tables beside the chimney, yet both the coffee seats and the place where clients confide to each other.

She will not confide in me, nor will she agree to return to Neverwinter.

Can I confide in her honesty?

The kids adore their father and confide in him.

Given the natural reluctance to confide in government agents, the real figure is probably much lower.

Now, first let us listen to these friends'confide.

"Men confide in women, and women confide in women, " Blieszner explains, "so I think women are perceived as better listeners. "

confide in sb I confide absolutely in his honesty.

It feels good to have someone you can confide in.

Nowadays girls seldom confide in their mothers.

When we confide inthe significant adults and children in our lives, we take a vital step annealing with the reality of illness.

Meanwhile, my mother and I is the only person who knows about the fund because my father always confide in me.

I hope I will be able to confide everything to you.

The wellbeing of young people correlates with their freedom to confide in their fathers.

Modern girls seldom confide in their mothers.

can confide in your own abilities without being conceited.

Both of you will have to get past your deep-seated inner fears in order to confide in your partner with complete trustfulness.

Keep your distance. Be friendly but not over familiar. Don't confide intimate details.

Don't confide your anger or your grief to your child.

And one in 20 said they confide in work mates 'very frequently' about personal matters.

Smiling eyes that screamed "Confide in me! "

The decision to confide in other people is yours to make.

Having a tendency to confide; trusting.

They confide in each other, promising never to offend or betray the other.

Friend never confide to miss. But care forever.

He wanted desperately to confide in some about iii feelings of failure.

There is no one here I can confide in.

I would never readily confide in anybody.

Share your dreams and confide your wishes.

We require a website designer who we can confide in and build a long lasting relationship with.

Can I confide my children to your care?

There are few people they can confide in, and no one's closer to William than Harry.

As I told you, they did (46) not confide in me how they had got it.

You can confide in me, my dear. Your affair will be kept private.

None are deceived but they that confide.

I have been searching for someone to whom I could confide the boy and this.

and confide in different people I've found.

Despite their public pronouncements, they confide privately that they consider their in-China talent "not promotable. "

Can I confide in his honesty?

I want a few bosom friends, unbound by ceremony, and willing to confide in me.

It is better to find a bosom friend to confide in whatever has long backed up on your mind .

Tip: Confide in someone you trust.

If you gossip, people won't confide in you.

I'll confide my love still by your window.

I only confide In those whom I can trust.

Why didn't you confide the secret to me?

Typical Use: We can't confide in his words, for he often breaks his promises.

Why do you confide in me like this?

We want them to trust and confide in us, don't we?

I will respect the secrets which my patients confide in me.

I really want to have a person to confide in when I feel worried, no matter how helpless I am, I can have a shoulder to depend on.

I know love is a trip, but, love is also a guide, For love is the grip from above we must confide.

Why do you confide in me like this? What are you and she to me?

Not got anyone you can confide in?

Being very much a private man, he does not confide in anyone.

And -- if someone has dumped you, confide in a friend you don't have feelings for!

We can't confide in his words, for he often breaks his promises.

Think of your doctor both as a resource and a friend who you can confide in about what's happening to you.

The difficulty is that your mother has chosen to confide in you.

I confide in the stars.

Try and make that lifelong friend that you can confide in .

Please, can you not confide in me?

Although she was planning to run away, the girl did not confide even in her closest friend,

and if you sad to confide in a friend, you will be minutes away half the sadness.

Confide your true feelings in a friend.

You must have a lot to confide to her.

This is because people can confess to you, they can confide in you, they can help you.

The more people trust you, the more they will confide in you.

I confide a secret to a friend.

Do you confide in our ability to do this work?

You have said that you confide in me! and time will show you, the decision you made is very advisability.

Why do you confide in me love the?

After ten years of friendship, he is the one I can confide in.

I've been trying to believe and confide in different people I found

For 27 years I've been trying to believe and confide in

They used to be close and Dave would confide in Judy

He was wishing to confide in her - perhaps to consult her;

But a good place to hide in no one to confide in now

Entrust and confide stress trust and confidence in another: Entrust

Confide your deepest fears that haunt you everyday

confide one's personal documents to one's lawyer

confide one't child to a neighbour's care

I feel distress, I feel confide

Confide my property to your care

confide in your very own furniture friends

Confide a secret to me,

confide one's child to a neighour's care

confide in sb. 's honesty

confide a task to (sb. )

how can you expect them to confide in you

you're the one I wanna confide

you're the one and in you i confide