| So the Evangelical pastors often served as counselors, spiritual guides and confidantes. |
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| He presents his advisors and confidantes as ignorant dupes at best and scoundrels at worst. |
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| He left no known diary, he had no known confidantes, other than his wife Mira Markovic. |
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| My colleagues were my best friends, family, peers, confidantes and mentors. |
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| She had also had the time to discuss the matter with her husband, their legal representatives and a few close friends and confidantes. |
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| They commiserate and validate each others' feelings and become confidantes. |
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| Angela also has girlfriends and confidantes who advise her how to ensure that her loss of virginity is not discovered by her husband. |
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| Obviously, the best confidantes are people with whom a high degree of intimacy already exists. |
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| Were there any favourable effects on participants as potential witnesses or confidantes in terms of empathy and feeling capable of acting? |
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| Stephens' comments speak to another critical issue regarding confidantes. |
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| Rather, victims are routinely advised by the police, women's federations and confidantes to sort out their problems at home. |
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| He became one of the few trusted confidantes of Bobby Fischer, who in turn made Torre his official second for his 1992 return match with Boris Spassky. |
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| My stepmother knew Rabbi Kahane through her political activism in the 80's and remained close with some of his confidantes. |
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| They are lurking with only their most trusted confidantes in shadowy corners. |
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| The villagers entered the hut then, and it became obvious to John that these were not ordinary Santa's helpers, but his closest confidantes and helpmates. |
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| The Derg proceeded to dismantle the monarchy's institutions and to arrest Haile Selassie's cronies, confidantes, and advisers. |
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| Jesus chose three of His confidantes who went with Him, but they fell asleep. |
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| The lack of female teachers, particularly as role models and possible confidantes, can make female pupils feel less secure in the school environment. |
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| Husbandless, they treated their Danas as confidantes and their Fellas as stand-in partners, and were shattered when those companions left them behind. |
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| The bigoted caricature of a Hollywood industry type is a hazy amalgam of hook-nosed Jew and sandal-wearing hippy – but this is clearly nonsense, underlined by one of Feinberg confidantes. |
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| They have plenty to say in private to agents and confidantes but offer them a public forum for their views and they tend to stare at their toes and keep their counsel. |
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| The dolls become their confidantes and help them get better. |
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| Unlike her husband, Archduchess Sophie was very interested in politics and understood the importance of making alliances and finding reliable confidantes. |
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| Given by the Queen to one of her confidantes when the people were sending her to the scaffold, this bracelet would pass through history, revolutions and wars, and be passed down from generation to generation. |
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| Clarendon was not one of Cromwell's confidantes, and his account was written after the Restoration of the monarchy. |
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| Confidantes are a more precious commodity than ever, in part because the CEO position has become a revolving door. |
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