Sentence examples for are trusting for from inspiring English sources
verb
To place confidence in; to rely on, to confide, or have faith, in.
- We cannot trust anyone who deceives us.
But we want to believe, and we keep going to worship, we keep talking about faith with trusted friends, and we keep singing together, and we discover that even when we don't believe anymore, others are believing for us, others are trusting for us, others are sustaining our faith for us, until we are able to believe again ourselves.
It occurs when ratings are trusted for their rigor, transparency and suitability.
"They're trusting for an accurate forecast, and they didn't get one today," he said.
You can currently subscribe to non-friends' playlists, but there's no good way to find who you should be trusting for recommendations.
Perhaps Adebayor will now be "trusted" for a top match.
So how can he be trusted?" For some, the legacies Cardinal Mahony leaves behind can coexist.
On a pitch that was not completely to be trusted for most of the day, he struck his first boundary off his 40th ball.
It operates on the principle that only reviews by anonymous, professionally trained experts can be trusted for accurate assessments of a restaurant's food and service.
This shows just how much progress we have made in being accountable to the taxpayer and in being trusted for the data that we own.
