Sentence examples for decent trusting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rich, he added, is unpretentious, decent, trusting -- "kind of like Daisy Mae in the Big Apple".

If you hire a decent trust attorney, the initial process should go as smoothly as sailing a toy boat in bathwater.

Such an internalist epistemology of trust is valuable because it coheres with the common sense idea that one ought to have good or at least decent reasons for trusting other people, especially when something important is at stake (Fricker 1995).

You'll want your offshore trust held by a quality trustee in a country with a decent history of trust law, not some place that just set the asset protection wheels in motion last year.

Spin and allegations of sleaze are causing decent people to lose trust in our party.

Oddly, however, reliably decent PBS does not trust its own viewers' decency enough to take account of an opposing view.

The desire to create, the faith and joy of acting, awareness of one's own excellence, moderate and decent growth and operation, trust-based relationships, individual self-fulfilment – these are some of the declared and/or observed guidelines of corporate operation that affect the future-creation activity of the company that is under study.

And ambitious for trust, to rebuild decent, honest politics in Britain.

Was it really possible to trust that the decent folk in Southern towns would eventually put their own house in order, as many say the novel suggests?

"Mr. Morrissey has been considered by his many friends and clients and their families as a good and decent person who could be trusted to protect the interests of their families and their estates after they passed on," Mr. Ross wrote.

This measure was possible only where decent wages and management-union trust existed, what Germans call a "social partnership".