Sentence examples for Evoke trust from inspiring English sources
Square has to provide the simplest experience possible, Mr. Dorsey believes, because, along with good design, it will evoke trust and confidence in a new financial institution that lives in a smartphone.
People follow your guidance without knowing exactly why, because you evoke trust at the deepest levels -- a trust well deserved.
If voters are feeling that their candidate is empathetic, it not only evokes trust but inspires their generosity.
A system that consumes resources from public health care 21 and imposes a bureaucracy with no benefits, while possibly still failing to inform people of their rights, is not likely to evoke the trust so urgently needed.
Lily Caprani, director of strategy and policy for The Children's Society, agrees: "Young people don't have an official voice in politics, so when they do establish a voice through campaigning it seems more genuine – and evokes greater trust".
No less than Chartres in another era, this luminous sphere inside a glass cube draws people of every age and evokes humble trust in the management's view of the universe and story of its creation.
The speeches evoke Job's trust in the purposeful activity of God in the affairs of the world, even though God's ways with man remain mysterious and inscrutable.
Today, more than ever, we need constructive collaboration between stakeholders, and leaders who evoke inclusive decision-making, trust-building and mutual solutions.
Under Ahaz the political crisis evoked Isaiah's appeals for trust in God, with the warning that the "hired razor from across the Euphrates" would shave Judah clean as well.
In popular culture, the word "philanthropist" evokes glamorous images of Tony Stark, Oprah Winfrey, trust fund babies and billionaires sitting on their private islands reading over the latest hot NGO to donate to.
