The phrase "a trustful person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is reliable and can be trusted by others.
Example: "In a world full of deceit, it's refreshing to meet a trustful person who values honesty and integrity."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy person" or "a reliable person".
"In my opinion, Ahmadinejad is a good person, a trustful person who believes in God, and I hope he is able to fulfill his pledges," said Morovat Asaadi, 36, a construction painter as he walked near Tajrish Square in Tehran.
If I even get a trustful person, I feel, if I told them my story, that they will just be surprised or shocked and they cannot keep this secret from others, they will try to share it with other people.
The professional tools were understood to be the therapist's competence in physical therapy, communication skills and ability to build a trustful relationship and meet individual needs.
The physical therapists possessed an array of professional tools which consisted of communication skills, the ability to instil confidence in their competence and the ability to build a trustful therapeutic relationship and meet individual needs, and they used these tools in their interaction with the persons with migraine.
In order to co-create a deeper understanding of the older persons' experiences and knowledge, it was important to strive to build a trustful relationship, and the researchers, in line with action research, aimed to learn from the older persons.
Hence, thanks to a trustful numerical model, friction factor and heat transfer correlations are obtained.
High honesty and competence characterize a trustful experience, whereas a distrustful experience is associated with missing honesty and missing benevolence.
The main challenge for managers will be to create acceptance of new types of royalty payments based on a trustful manufacturer retailer relationship.
Finally, a trustful and benchmarked simulation frame, validated by experiments, brings key advantages for new product introductions, low cost development and optimized cycle time.
Implications hereof include bias introduced by circular reasoning and a shift from a trustful doctor patient relationship to a distrustful one when the caregiver statement is questioned.
The search of the new partner took about 18 months since entrepreneur C wanted to be sure to find a trustful partner.
