Sentence examples for apt to trust from inspiring English sources
"People are more apt to trust a person or a business if they know someone else trusts them.
Open-minded and ready for a change from Bloomberg many New Yorkers may be, but they aren't apt to trust their seething metropolis to a novice.
The particularist is apt to trust our prima facie intuitions regarding particular knowledge claims.
What's more, when the actions of the adults were ambiguous, these children of authoritarian parents were more apt to trust the unfamiliar adult, simply because he or she was an adult.
Despite the impressive reach and high price tags celebrities received for branded posts, consumers are more apt to trust their neighbors over reality TV stars - and for good reason.
Communication and trust mark a healthy relationship between patient and physician, I doubt people will be apt to trust those who are willing to classify them as terminal when they are merely in need of a routine intervention.
In this worldview, Americans are becoming more likely to trust our neighbors, less prejudiced, more tolerant of people different than us, less materialistic and more apt to desire a good life based on satisfying relationships.
He asked diners to trust an unknown chef more than they might a celebrated one, and he gave his restaurant an apt name: Onera, Greek for dreams.
There's trust there, people to trust.
