Use "confidant" in a sentence

1. Jake, what do you make of all this? She asked her friend and confidant

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2. She was a big-boobed bimbo who stayed the sleep, not his most intimate confidant

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3. It had not been lost on any of that powerful cadre of merchants and proprietors comprising the Village Council that Lawrence Spelman was a man of extraordinarily deep pockets, with international contacts and connections, and most eye-opening to them, he was the close friend and confidant to George and Belle Livingson

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4. Confidant that her trusted Goddess had led her to this place, Nerissa stepped inside

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5. All the while he was talking to her in a soothing tone, like she were his mistress and confidant

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6. She was a sterling ambassador, loyal friend and confidant

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7. But Leonard Heigener, her once most trusted confidant and friend, had become distant

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8. She looked very displeased when Jean began to relate intimate stories about Adem to her new confidant

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9. The trick was to have camaraderie with his men as one who shares their concerns, as a trusted friend and confidant

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10. Derek turned sullenly to his confidant and with a shrug of his

11. She was head nurse within the centre and Dr Clarke’s confidant

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12. As Joshua’s right hand man, and confidant, he could probably have asked for any portion of Canaan, and he would undoubtedly have received it, but instead he insisted,

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13. Hanes Lancaster in Johnson City, TN, has remained a close personal friend and confidant

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14. They support each other through choppy times, are each other’s confidant, ally

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15. To lose his best friend and confidant was a tragic possibility

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16. confidant was he in his plan that he swore that for every pega-pega that got through his

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17. When Sonja’s father left, her mother just took over the block and became a fiend’s best friend and confidant

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18. that I remain at hand, as guide and closest confidant, through what events now wait their time to manifest as prophecy

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19. He was to become his best friend and confidant

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20. Where before, Myra had been Rachel’s confidant in times of confusion, Rose provided Rachel a sense of perspective no one else, even Myra, could match

21. not, he has told no-one but me, the boy needed a confidant

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22. Hell, look at how Miriam of Magdala, a woman who was the wife of Yeshua and also his main confidant, was practically ignored by the male disciples

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23. confidant that he wil make good progress now that he has recovered from the coma ”

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24. may continue sir ” said the knight feeling very confidant that he was going to win and enter the

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25. He was confidant of his answer now

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26. Ironically, the only city where I noticed a slightly divided opinion was Amritsar in Punjab where Modi confidant Arun Jaitley was contesting a Lok Sabha election for the first time, against former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh

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27. She needed a trusted confidant now more than ever

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28. her only friend and confidant for the last two years, followed

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29. a British diplomat and friend and confidant of the Thirteenth

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30. as a big sister or confidant

31. Here every secret can be betrayed by a confidant turned eye witness, paid informant, or celebrity rewarded

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32. Sabrina had proved to be her good friend and confidant over the years

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33. “He’s a great friend and confidant

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34. Think what it would mean to have a brother whose mistress is a confidant of the Queen of England

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35. I was her confidant now, too

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36. I dared not imagine myself being accepted as a confidant and treated as a woman

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37. The confidant handshake reminds him of his wife

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38. Ted had not only been a business associate of his father’s but was also his dad’s closet confidant

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39. Perhaps a confidant or a secretary

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40. There had always been trust but now I had become her confidant in her very personal

41. The mirror had become Carrie’s confidant

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42. He had imagined that such revelations could only result in creating an insurmountable distance between himself and his confidant; instead, he felt more connected to her than he had ever felt to anyone

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43. Affectation of a condition of weakness can often deceive a confidant opponent into dismissing an individual’s worthiness and threat as a possible opponent

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44. Lote had been a trusted confidant to her and the rest of the castle staff

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45. Find a confidant who will listen without judgment

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46. Valentine, will you permit me to make a confidant of a friend and reveal to him the love I bear you?"

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47. her confidant, does not speak to me at all

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48. "But you will not make me your confidant, Maximilian?" said the count, in a tone which

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49. If the latter possess native sagacity, and a nameless something more,—let us call it intuition; if he show no intrusive egotism, nor disagreeably prominent characteristics of his own; if he have the power, which must be born with him, to bring his mind into such affinity with his patient's, that this last shall unawares have spoken what he imagines himself only to have thought; if such revelations be received without tumult, and acknowledged not so often by an uttered sympathy as by silence, an inarticulate breath, and here and there a word, to indicate that all is understood; if to these qualifications of a confidant be joined the advantages afforded by his recognized character as a physician;—then, at some inevitable moment, will the soul of the sufferer be dissolved, and flow forth in a dark, but transparent stream, bringing all its mysteries into the daylight

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50. “He was my brother, my best friend, my hero, boss, confidant

51. The audience knew that the singer had been the friend and confidant of at least one president

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52. Plymdale than any one else; but she found to her surprise that an old friend is not always the person whom it is easiest to make a confidant of: there was the barrier of remembered communication under other circumstances—there was the dislike of being pitied and informed by one who had been long wont to allow her the superiority

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53. character, do not seek a confidant in their troubles

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54. He wrote to Arakcheev, the Emperor’s confidant: ‘It must be as my sovereign pleases, but I cannot work with the Minister (meaning Barclay)

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55. In the door opening on the Rue de Babylone, there was a box destined for the reception of letters and papers; only, as the three inhabitants of the pavilion in the Rue Plumet received neither papers nor letters, the entire usefulness of that box, formerly the go-between of a love affair, and the confidant of a love-lorn lawyer, was now limited to the tax-collector's notices, and the summons of the guard

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56. So he was the confidant of the family, of course

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57. Griffin, Crowning Glory: Reflections of Hollywood’s Favorite Confidant, published in 1996

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58. Do you wonder that I avow this to you? Know, that in the course of your future life you will often find yourself elected the involuntary confidant of your acquaintances’ secrets: people will instinctively find out, as I have done, that it is not your forte to tell of yourself, but to listen while others talk of themselves; they will feel, too, that you listen with no malevolent scorn of their indiscretion, but with a kind of innate sympathy; not the less comforting and encouraging because it is very unobtrusive in its manifestations

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59. “Strange that I should choose you for the confidant of all this, young lady; passing strange that you should listen to me quietly, as if it were the most usual thing in the world for a man like me to tell stories of his opera-mistresses to a quaint, inexperienced girl like you! But the last singularity explains the first, as I intimated once before: you, with your gravity, considerateness, and caution were made to be the recipient of secrets

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60. Crawford with either sister without observation, and seldom without wonder or censure; and had her confidence in her own judgment been equal to her exercise of it in every other respect, had she been sure that she was seeing clearly, and judging candidly, she would probably have made some important communications to her usual confidant

61. Instead of being sent for out of the room, and seeing him first, and having to spread the happy news through the house, Sir Thomas, with a very reasonable dependence, perhaps, on the nerves of his wife and children, had sought no confidant but the butler, and had been following him almost instantaneously into the drawing-room

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62. Ferrars, and the kind of confidant of himself, talked to her a great deal of the parsonage at Delaford, described its deficiencies, and told her what he meant to do himself towards removing them

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63. I gave a cry of surprise, threw up my arms to cover my face, and, rushing to my confidant, the Lascar, entreated him to prevent anyone from coming up to me

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64. It would be distasteful, it would be coarse ; in short, a confidant is out of the question ! But if there's nothing, absolutely nothing, then surely one may speak, mayn't one ? "

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65. And the prisoner chose him for his confidant (we have his own word for it) and he frightened him into consenting at last to act as a spy for him

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66. To think that HE should be her confidant! "My friend, mine own familiar friend!" passed through my mind

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67. This gentleman was a confidant of Evgenie’s, and had doubtless heard of the carriage episode

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68. The prince’s further fate was more or less decided by Colia, who selected, out of all the persons he had met during the last six or seven months, Evgenie Pavlovitch, as friend and confidant

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69. If you did not know, so much the more honourable is it for you; but—I can't understand why you should have selected me for your confidant

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70. Pierre was one of those people who, in spite of an appearance of what is called weak character, do not seek a confidant in their troubles

71. He wrote to Arakchéev, the Emperor’s confidant: “It must be as my sovereign pleases, but I cannot work with the Minister (meaning Barclay)

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72. She felt no need of a confidant

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