confide造句

Not got anyone you can confide in?

I confide absolutely in his honesty.

The kids adore their father and confide in him.

Jone felt she could only confide in her mother.

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

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

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

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

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

I was inspired by my female friends who like to confide their troubles about family, study and work.

Don't confide in any relatives whom you know have a tendency to meddle in other people's affairs.

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

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

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

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

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

She suggests buying my daughter – who at nine is more aware of the world and likely to be worse affected – a pet, a cat or dog, or even a rabbit, she can "confide in".

Professor Simon, of Wake Forest University in the U.S., said the findings could be down to the fact that young men often have few people in whom they confide - apart from their romantic partner.

"I was the only person he trusted. He did not even confide in his family, after they threw away his' treasure, '" Jia added, using traditional eunuchs' slang for their preserved genitals.