Sentence examples for exactly trust from inspiring English sources

Walker doesn't exactly trust politicians of any stripe to do much to fix the economic problems, including employment.

My mother tried to get me to play with the children, but I didn't exactly trust her.

Mr. Aronosfky and Mr. Selby keep snatches of old dialogue -- some of which comes right out of the book -- with its old-fashioned references to "dope fiends," so we can't exactly trust our senses, either.

That's no easy thing as carriers don't exactly trust tech companies — WhatsApp alone has massively eaten into its SMS and call revenues — and they don't like working with each other, too.

They might not exactly trust you yet.

If you decide after downloading that you don't exactly trust the file, avoid opening it or delete it until you can confirm its integrity.

But what exactly is trust?

In parts of Jefferson County this is a popular stance, as the county government has not exactly instilled trust in the past (several former commissioners went to prison).

It's a sobering and persuasive piece of polemic that asks us to consider why exactly we trust, in effect, our personal lives to these companies who have made billions from people jabbing at free apps on smartphones.

What exactly does "trust" mean?

We know exactly what trust and security are when we find ourselves in a precarious situation where we feel threatened, a situation which reveals someone else's lie or dishonest actions.