Sentences with phrase «become confidants»

He's a Nazi that became a confidant of Adolf Hitler.

Many adults strive to form a friendship with their growing child, in the hopes of becoming a confidant or even a «bestie.»

I became a confidant in the political class because I controlled a whole platoon of «psychological warriors», I won and lost some of the battles, at some point I got it right while at another point I got it wrong because I am human, I made friends and seen all sorts of fun.

He wheels, deals and hustles his way into becoming a confidant of Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys).

Within days of joining the group, Foster finds himself cozying up with those at the top, becoming the confidant of everyone from the head of the well - oiled militia - lite Aryan Alliance to Tracy Letts hate - spewing, ultra right wing, media personality Dallas Wolf.

As part of a dangerous and long - secret undercover operation, the FBI positioned Van Laningham to become confidant to Marcello, who ruled organized crime in Louisiana and most of Texas for decades.»

Now, the parent becomes a confidant and an ally.

Dogs without rules quickly develop bad manners, but dogs that know their place and understand house rules will become confidant, loving pets.

Not exact matches

My good friend, The Cloud, has thus become a trusted confidant.

Rosen hooked up with Bob Waks, the Sandler licensee for the Philadelphia area, who quickly became his round - the - clock sales coach and confidant.

Smith told Harris that he was in regular contact with Gen. Michael Flynn, who at the time was one of Trump's closest confidants — and of course later became Trump's national security adviser.

Colonel George Wigg, who has been the watchdog for scandals and security leaks in Harold Wilson's government and a close confidant of the Prime Minister (he helped win the election for the Socialists by exposing Profumo), became the No. 1 man in British racing last week.

Secret to Healthy Adult Functioning: Close Family Relationships as a Teen Teens who feel they are an important part of their family or who have a trusted family confidant are more likely to become healthy functioning adults.

Teens who feel they are an important part of their family or who have a trusted family confidant are more likely to become healthy functioning adults.

Political consultant Charlie King, former executive director of Sharpton's National Action Network and a confidant of Gov. Cuomo, is working behind the scenes on behalf of Cornegy, who, if elected, would become the first African - American council speaker.

Financier and Trump confidant Anthony Scaramucci is set to become the next White House communications director.

The case has been a persistent headache for the governor, ever since it became clear in 2016 that Mr. Percoco was under investigation; Mr. Percoco was one of Mr. Cuomo's closest confidants, and the governor had previously called him his father's «third son.»

Talk in Kennedy circles is that Caroline Kennedy is furious over the revelation that a longtime confidant of Clinton's secretly sabotaged her bid to become a US senator in New York, and Kennedy may seek her revenge by backing Vice President Joe Biden if he runs for president.

Now that Paterson's influence is becoming more apparent in the incident where a frightened ex-girlfriend of his aide and close confidant dropped a request for an order of protection, he's likely to face consistent pressure to resign.

Spota became his guide and confidant over the years.

In December 2010, Miner's friend and confidant, Councilor - at - Large Bill Ryan, told his colleagues on the council that he was leaving to become a top aide in Miner's administration.

That means we have inevitably become each other's confidants, share a room when we travel together, and consult each other on everything — from what to wear to how to handle a sticky friendship.

veganism became my boyfriend, my best friend, and my confidant.»

With that being said, I'm extremely fortunate that the people I work with are one of the main reasons why I've become so confidant in my position — and also are helping me work my way up the ladder.

She becomes your teacher, confidant, and cheerleader.

I become her biggest supporter, best friend, confidant, lover, and help mate.

This impressively accessible take on some very difficult issues benefits from the measured but relatable performances from Lily Collins and Alex Sharp, with the latter playing a young British dancer who is also a «rexie» and who becomes the lead's confidant and maybe more, and an avuncular turn from Keanu Reeves as the youngsters» doctor.

A former slave, Keckley became Mary Todd Lincoln's dressmaker and a close confidant.

The voice is a conspiratorial purr, desperately in need of a confidant; you wait for the trapped stranger's eye roll, but, almost alarmingly, it becomes clear that this isn't a comedy.

Though Jules is at first reluctant to engage with him, soon enough he becomes an indispensable aide - de-camp, confidant and friend.

Leo becomes his unlikely confidant, but he's clearly not comfortable providing the affection Nolan is looking for instead of the meaningless sex acts he's selling.

Lacking any close friends or confidants she becomes acquainted with Bess, whom is also trapped in a loveless and violent marriage.

In his well - appointed, fully furnished underground lair, this paranoid survivalist has previously captured and confined a handyman neighbor (played by John Gallagher Jr.), who becomes Michelle's confidant.

Teach for America Diaries: October Presents New Challenges for New Teachers Will Hobart forgets about a bad week after connecting with a student, Shani Jackson bids farewell to the rocky month of October and makes some changes to her teaching strategies, and Babak Mostaghimi becomes a daddy, a godfather, a cousin, and a confidant.

Beautifully Illustrated Shojo Beat Series Depicts A Young Girl's Rise In the Imperial Court To Become A Royal Confidant And Advisor

Of all animals, none have a history that tracks our own as closely as dogs, who have evolved along with us, creeping up to our campfire, ingratiating themselves into our circle, accompanying us on hunts — becoming, over the course of centuries, our protectors and silent confidants and family members.

Of all animals, none have a history that tracks our own as closely as dogs, who have evolved along with us, creeping up to our campfire, ingratiating themselves into our circle, accompanying us on hunts — becoming, over the course of centuries, our protectors, silent confidants, and family members.

For children, a dog or cat becomes a combination of sibling, friend and confidant with whom they can share fears about a parent's absence.

And because of this, she has become a trusted confidant for her clients, and been uniquely able to repair the sometimes fractured relationship they have with their pup, a situation that could ended in abandonment or worse.

Bixby is also a constantly evolving interface and Samsung claims the longer the user interacts with it, the more it becomes «an essential confidant» in our lives.

We will take the time to listen to your thoughts and feelings about your issues and, through this, become a trusted confidant that can assist you in finding new solutions to long standing problems.

Men are not expected to obtain such skills and capacity, although a nurturing, involved father has become a popular image of the ideal father... Contrary to the prediction, the odds of preferring romantic partners over mothers as primary confidants were 21 % lower for middle adolescents from single - mother families than for those from two - biological - parent families.