Sentence examples for appears to trust from inspiring English sources

So what makes them tick, these politicians whom no one appears to trust any more?

Although Al Qaeda is believed to employ sophisticated means for passing intelligence, like encrypted e-mail messages, the group appears to trust flesh and blood for the most important work.

And significantly, Clinton appears to trust Mook.

They do not appear to trust anyone but themselves.

But above all, Karzai simply doesn't appear to trust the United States.

She said: "The reality is that this is the people's election, and voters do not appear to trust either party with a majority.

The Dutch press corps, most of whom have known Schippers since she was a teenager and appear to trust her implicitly, has melted away.

And while Paul Ryan may be right that most Americans are open to the conservative critique of costly entitlement programs, they don't appear to trust conservatives to fix the problem.

It is also true to an extent that captains have never appeared to trust those who do have some ability, or have the wit to think outside the narrow parameters of a set bowling plan.

The Mariners did not appear to trust Vargas, a former Met, to protect the lead, so he was replaced before he could work the fifth and possibly get the win.

Despite food scares in the United States -- salmonella in chickens and eggs, listeria in ready-to-eat meats and E. coli O157 H7 in a number of products -- Americans appear to trust government food safety agencies more than the British do.