Sentence examples similar to Entrust with confidence from inspiring English sources
To four generations of Chinese leaders, he was laopengyou — an old friend — and thus was entrusted with confidences that he dutifully reported to whomever was in power in Washington, whether Republican or Democrat.
He even offers him a job as his personal physician - instantly and bizarrely entrusting him with confidences of state.
Idi Amin takes a shine to the young man, and with a dazzling mixture of flattery, charm and implied threat, induces him to take a job as his "personal physician", instantly and bizarrely entrusting him with confidences of state.
Mr. Hirsch does a wonderful job of conveying his character's inner struggle, especially his discomfort when entrusted with an explosive confidence whose ramifications are more than he can absorb.
Entrusting team members with small acts that they can accomplish well and with confidence builds empowerment.
Likewise Anderson, who rarely bristled with confidence in his early days as a Test bowler, has been transformed since he has been entrusted with the new ball.
Who should Hunter entrust with his incendiary secret?
And whom does he entrust with those forty-three volumes?
Their hands are good ones to entrust with the holiday.
And whom did Putin entrust with the endeavor?
