confidentially

He had wanted to talk to me confidentially and about her.

However, the car was full and we could not talk confidentially there.

"I'll want to talk confidentially with this baby myself later on."

He could hear them talking quite clearly, though they spoke low and confidentially.

I will speak to him again later this evening, confidentially.

"There's nothing in this family business," George told him confidentially.

I was so angry with him,' she told me confidentially.

Information provided will be treated confidentially by my staff and me.

About dinner time Basil told him something else, more confidentially.

He said the President had every right to receive advice confidentially.

The parties confidentially settled out of court in early 2008.

"Several companies have confidentially gotten in touch with me about building there," he said.

Then his face grew serious again and he leaned forward confidentially.

Confidentially he told me that certain steps leading to a contact had already been taken.

Reassured that no one would hear him who should not, he went on, confidentially.

Two young women in front of her were murmuring confidentially.

Confidentially, you look a bit under the weather to me, pal.

She spoke confidentially to her, beneath the music and conversation in the room.

Then she leaned slightly toward the other, dropped her voice confidentially.

He leaned down a little, as if wanting to speak confidentially.

The policeman leaned confidentially on the side of the car.

Such agencies have long received information confidentially and usually do not discuss it.

Both sides, now bound by a confidentially agreement, will say little more.

I'm on leave of absence from my firm, working confidentially for a personal client.

But you have just gone and written it, confidentially, to me."