confidingly

She held to it confidingly, at rest in David's hand.

All their hands were piled up together confidingly on the table.

I never like the sights on these,' he said confidingly.

She had vaguely but confidingly expected him to live up to the moment.

And he smiled at us all so confidingly that I could no longer believe ill of him.

I'm going to write my memoirs one day,' he said confidingly.

The boy slipped his hand confidingly into mine and let me lead him back down the path.

He leaned forward, head turned to look confidingly at the blank faces.

"You see," he said to the two creatures, who pressed confidingly against him.

Now, speaking into the phone, he said confidingly, "You know what?

She came forward and rested her slim hands confidingly upon my shoulders.

Her eyes narrowed with good humor, and she leaned forward confidingly.

A pair of gray eyes swimming in tears looked confidingly into his own.

The abbot turned sharply to take a longer look at the young face confidingly raised to his.

"I do love my husband," she said confidingly, "and he loves me, too."

He sat down beside the bed to ponder the enterprise laid so confidingly in his hands.

She put her head on his shoulder confidingly.

Marjorie drew near confidingly, and looked down at the wide-spread book before her.

- & That was the message he must take back to the young man who had asked for his help so confidingly.

Maggie sat down and leaned confidingly on his desk.

The woman leaned confidingly toward Mama, lowering her voice.

I was in pain, you see," he said confidingly.

She stares confidingly out at the viewer as if extending an invitation to join the fun.

Other stories here, however, are less successful, as if the writer had settled too easily for a confidingly rueful voice.

He extended, confidingly, the crown to the staring soldiers.