Indeed, of all the Beethoven sonatas, this is perhaps the most vulnerable and the most confiding.

Again I rejoiced, for how could I tell the true tale and expect to be believed, even by the most confiding and simple-minded nun?

He added in his mind, 'And you speak to him with the most confiding eyes I ever saw, and the most earnest voice (though so quiet) I ever heard.'

The woman later confided in a friend who told the police.

She confided to the king, who came the third night and saw the woman was his own wife.

"Are there any friends from around here she might have confided in?"

I know also that she has at times confided in you.

Would she have confided something like that to anyone other than you?

I would think that she could have at least confided in me.

I do not know that she has ever confided in anyone.

The next time 1 saw her at the hospital, she again confided in me.

As she once confided to a friend, "I have lost children in all the ways one can."

But I needed them to be confiding in each other.

Women confide in him and then go off with someone else.

I never confided in them about anything except school or college.

She soon confided to us the reason for her trip.

If only Michael would confide in her, she could help.

I am probably the only person in whom he has not confided.

For another, no one was ever likely to confide anything in him.

I ask you as a friend to confide in me.

He then confided to me that it was his first night on the job.

We confide in one another, and talk on the phone a great deal.

Why should not the heart confide with as good reason in the thought?

"Food is the only thing to take back to a community," she confided.

The mother confided to her the secret of the daughter.

"The major does not confide his private life with me."

"Did he confide in you about any problems or anything?"

Or at least that's what it seemed like, he confided.