Sentence examples for be trusted and it from inspiring English sources

It hardens their ability to make new relationships because they say adults can't be trusted, and it also lowers their own self-esteem".

Yet these details are not entirely to be trusted, and it would be a little simplistic to assume that they prove the distinction between Banville and Black, High Art and Pulp Fiction.

Nobody else can be trusted and it seems to be his goal to force the financial issue, so that the WRU may assume control of the players through central contract.

Tell Israelis that there must be a Palestinian state on the West Bank and, while opinion polls show majority agreement, many will worriedly say that Palestinians cannot be trusted and it would be foolhardy to allow them within missile range of Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion airport.

"This is a very important advance," says Toshiba's Shields, because it would enable technologists to share quantum keys on networks where the intermediate nodes can't be trusted, and it could also lead to more complex multiparty communication protocols based on distributed entanglement.

He said the company was carrying a lot of baggage as to whether it was trusted, and it would also face stiff competition from other players in the sector.

Along with many of his contemporaries, Bangs concluded that if "authority" was not to be trusted — and clearly, it wasn't — then whatever "authority" detested must be O.K., or probably great.

If you tell someone, make sure they can be trusted and keep it to themselves.

"It's construction: if you can't drink you can't be trusted and be part of it".

It should be trusted and believed in.

The United States, for the first time in our history, is more feared than it is trusted, and more hated than it is feared.