Sentence examples for able to trust him from inspiring English sources

It's about being able to trust him.

They were supposed to be able to trust him.

Mayor Livingstone would "hit the headlines, but you'll never be able to trust him because he's broken his pledge and his loyalty to his party".

She also expresses regret at never having had the chance to get to know Billy but says that he was too close to Creighton for her to have been able to trust him.

The man, keeping his hands under the table, explained that he and Fusfield had taken tremendous risks to help him, but, before they could take any more, they needed to be able to trust him — they needed to know what had happened to the documents.

"[He's] a bit younger than I am, they've got the money and I'm satisfied that the fans will be able to trust him".

But that does not make us able to trust them".

The writer defends Clinton by saying that, at the very least, his indiscretion revealed the one thing the writer is able to trust about him: his habitual desire to make a connection with someone.

The movie is partially about women being able to trust that instinct in themselves: should I bring him home, or not?

She saw him flooded with shame then, not able to trust himself to speak: an unpracticed liar.

Before sentencing him, Mr Justice Saunders said: "It is vital that people feel able to trust our legislators and their use of public funds".