Sentence examples for again trusted from inspiring English sources

My great uncle Alex led a wonderful life after the war as an art dealer, but, as I said, he never again trusted the country that had betrayed him so badly.

Watford again trusted their attacking fortunes to an old-school front two in Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo, who since the first day of the season – when the Nigerian came off the bench to score at Everton – have been on the field together for 97% of the campaign, and Liverpool had another go with a strikerless semi-attacking trident.

I want a sport that people can again trust.

"We cannot again trust that Islamic political parties are the way to develop the country.

"He spoke about give me the mandate again, trust me again, re-elect me," Professor Weimann said.

I would never again trust the Christmas weather anywhere north of San Juan.

Even with the disbanding of this office, it will be many years before I can once again trust my government.

By this he meant that we again trust cousins and neighbors -- though they may be virtual cousins and virtual neighbors -- more than big, distant institutions.

Milwaukee would have a team it could again trust, the Expos would have a home, and Selig would no longer be dogged by conflict of interest.

John Edwards ran a campaign focused on fulfilling a promise to America's working families that they could once again trust their leaders to put them first.

As the director, Mr. Rush, noted, even if the trustees reversed themselves or the museum was saved, who would ever again trust its autonomy enough to donate to it?