“I couldn't even confide my secret to my best friend, Doctor Mario, out of pride.”

“The widow thought she could not do better than confide her child to her care.”

“While still unconfirmed, some close to the action confide that they think the album and tour will happen.”

“She confides in her old chum Marjory Frobisher that she wasn't keen on the former lord of the manor.”

“As a woman who has loved sweetly, she now learns passion, and trusting Frederic, she confides in him.”

“She has a recurring dream, she confides, in which she is a sloppy and unprofessional actress.”

“He accordingly confided his estate to a trustee and gave him unusual powers.”

“He used his immense charm to cultivate people until he tired of them or they lost their usefulness, but he confided in few and he needed none.”

“But friends were aware there were problems in the relationship, and he confided in them when he left his wife just weeks into the marriage.”