Sentence examples for a sort of trust from inspiring English sources

So it is very much a sort of trust".

Torre isn't talking just about A-Rod when he says, "There's a sort of trust, a trust and commitment thing that has to allow yourself to fail.

system, which began as a sort of trust to protect the interests of young players and their communities, has become part of the problem.

It's a sort of trust of how you approach the music.

When someone tells you what they are doing, how things work, you give the impression: I know what I am talking about and that inspires a sort of trust, and that is reassuring.

"Mr Wallace cannot continue to ignore these extremely serious questions if he expects to build any sort of trust with the fans and shareholders".

At the time, Sugarman, Gutman and Sanders were intrigued by the idea of having the citizens own a team in a sort of public trust like the NFL's Green Bay Packers.

In 1953, Mr. Galbraith and Thomas K. Finletter, the former secretary of the Air Force and later ambassador to NATO, formed a sort of brain trust for Mr. Stevenson that included Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, the historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. and the foreign policy specialist George W. Ball.

In his pre-2012 life as a think-tanker, O'Brien worked for Policy Exchange, David Cameron's favourite think-tank, which has become a sort of brains trust for the Tory moderniser tribe.

I mean I think there is a sort of inherent trust in the medical profession".

Mariucci, seeing a maturing player, then named Owens to the 49ers' players' committee, a group of veterans that Mariucci leans on, a sort of circle of trust that informs him of the goings-on in the locker room.