Examples of using Confided in English and their translations into Slovak
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One day, Parvati confided to her father,“I really want to marry Lord Shiva.
who knows him the best," Nick confided to him.
From these considerations we conclude that the Blessed Patriarch must regard all the multitude of Christians who constitute the Church as confided to his care in a certain special manner.
During one point of crisis, one of my children confided that they didn't feel safe discussing with me certain theological questions they were wrestling through.
Oh, if sinners knew My mercy- the Lord confided in Sr. Faustina- they would not perish in such great numbers.
Don't forget you're not alone," Olly confided, breaking another taboo ever since.
Since The Hindu is a confided in the wellspring of Indian news,
Chris confided that he was taken by the beauty of the icon,
And 20 minutes ago, Lola confided in me that you left the restaurant.
Maybe not to you, but the King confided in me that he has been considering this for some time, haven't you?
For example, it is hardly formative that family conversations deal with things confided by other people, or that they foster gossip.
He's the same person you have always confided in, and shared everything with.
on 5 May and I confided my pain to the mother.
Richard Donner was shocked when Mel Gibson confided that he was drinking five pints of beer for breakfast.
Gibson gained a reputation in Hollywood for professionalism and punctuality such that Lethal Weapon 2 director Richard Donner was shocked when Gibson confided that he was drinking five pints of beer for breakfast.
Lamo has said Manning confided to him in May 2010 that he was the leaker.
that is to say not only what has been confided in him, but also what he has seen, heard or understood.
guide me worthily to preserve the sacrament confided by his goodness to so lowly and poor a servant as I am.
that is to say not only what has been confided in him, but also what he has seen, heard or understood.
whereupon he replied in the affirmative and Heraclius confided that he believed.