Sentence examples for entrust himself from inspiring English sources

So every time he set out with a cargo of chocolate or rice, he would entrust himself to Our Lady of Carmen, the patron saint of drivers.

The effort of Epicurus to reduce the good to pleasure reflects the only criterion to which he would entrust himself, the "evidence of those passions immediately present," which give humans the word of nature.

Volusenus observed all the country so far as was possible for an officer who did not dare to p209 disembark and entrust himself to the rough natives, and on the fifth day returned to Caesar, and reported his observations in Britain.

Down the Tshiuetin Line is a mighty good road, Oh the Tshiuetin Line is that road to ride... Time for Yours Truly to move on down from Labrador to Quebec and, like a latter-day misplaced Lonnie Donegan, entrust himself to the 'little bit of speed... and little bit of steam' of the North Wind.

Jesus Christ is the most loving person who ever walked this earth, but as John 2 24 says, "Jesus would not entrust himself to them, for he knew all people".

With his last breaths, Burroughs entrusted himself to the Almighty.

Such, in the end, is how this foolish person entrusts himself [to the Vow].

And it was to a British newspaper, the Sunday Times, that he entrusted himself.

That Vow, as our Buddha explained to Ananda in the Larger Pure Land Sutra, would guarantee anyone of who simply entrusted himself - that his NEXT birth would be in the Pure Land, where Buddhahood would immediately be attained.

He entrusted himself to the LITERAL (not mythological) Amida Buddha, putting his karmic destiny in the hands of the Buddha who was a king Dharmakara who became a monk.

During this period, sons of the nobility received their education at the court of the prince in the setting of a guild companionship of warriors: the young nobleman was educated through the counsel and example of an older man to whom he had been entrusted or had entrusted himself, a senior admired and loved.