Sentence examples for fail to trust from inspiring English sources

"You know, I think that's a huge failure of government to fail to trust the American people with the actual facts of what's happening".

In "Toy Story 3," evil is what befalls toys who make the mistake of leaving home, because they fail to trust in the love of their owner, Andy, who, now seventeen, is about to leave for college.

Not only because they (understandably) lack the imagination, and (unforgivably) fail to trust in the experience of the sufferer – but because, when push comes to shove, they don't want to understand.

That is, seemingly, the extent of their agency in a system that doesn't just fail to trust women, but also fails to see them as equal, whole beings whose words have enough merit to even be evaluated for the ascription of trust.

His female employees might recognize that he means well, but still fail to trust him.

This Article addresses the risk that voters and legislators will fail to trust a well-motivated executive.

But Kennedy regressed badly last week in Baltimore, again throwing more balls than strikes as he failed to trust his stuff and attack the strike zone.

He was only thirty but already fairly jaded, having gone through a succession of women whom he had, not unreasonably, failed to trust.

It is more difficult to draw a lesson from the opposite — there are few times when we learn in retrospect that someone we failed to trust was, in fact, trustworthy.

In the end the Rothschilds kept too much in the family and failed to trust and reward talented outsiders (it took around 150 years for the first non-family member to make partner at the London house).

The army chief was described as angered that the Obama administration failed to trust him enough to tell him before the raid, asserting that in keeping him in the dark the United States had alienated Pakistan's best friend, General Qazi said.