Sentence examples for be trusted without a from inspiring English sources

The powerful emotional resonance of "Hair," the bounty of non-generational associations it offers, on different planes for different people, is self-sustaining, to be trusted without a superimposed concept.

"Power must never be trusted without a check".

Automated interpretation for profiles with only high confidence calls can then be trusted without the need to be reviewed by an expert.

Their embrace of new rules is welcome, but should not be trusted without verification.

His brother, a philosopher, maintains that memories are so often false that they cannot be trusted without independent verification.

MI5 has a history of using private information to damage individuals, and I don't see why GCHQ should be trusted without independent oversight.

If we can be trusted with feeding, teaching and healing, then we should be trusted without baseless pre-judgement.  .

In his 1809 work On A Method of Examining the Divisions of Astronomical Instruments Lax wrote that no instrument was to be trusted without "previous examination".

They think you're too stupid to know what to do with your own body, too ignorant to understand what your doctors tell you and too lazy to be trusted in a job without being subject to random drug testing.

Jan van Riebeeck, the founder of the gorgeous city of Cape Town, was pretty forthright about the local black population he found there in 1652: "They are by no means to be trusted, being a brutal people living without conscience," he wrote in his diary.

Their key feature is they can be trusted as authoritative records without a single, central authority guaranteeing accuracy and security.