Sentence examples for feels to trust from inspiring English sources

The final line here feels too demonstrative: Sheers would have done better, one feels, to trust in his readers' ability to construe the pleasingly flexible image of the "first sea" themselves.

Step 3 In both cases, write about the events, what happened, who was involved, and how it felt to trust or not trust.

However, she felt unable to trust him again.

When residents felt able to trust officials and their plans, they happily contributed to the city's success.

"It is vital that people feel able to trust our legislators and their use of public funds".

"Our job is to make the people in Connecticut feel comfortable, to trust the system" he told a law enforcement colleague on the phone the other day.

Before sentencing him, Mr Justice Saunders said: "It is vital that people feel able to trust our legislators and their use of public funds".

Don't expect all-day gaming, but do feel free to trust Nintendo's estimates.

So yeah, feel free to trust her.

Will is annoyed, explaining to his wife Joséphine Marion Cotillardd) that because his father never told the straight truth about anything, he felt unable to trust him.

This partly depended on feedback from patients i.e. by instructing patients on what to look for, melanoma clinicians felt able to trust the capacity of many of their patients to make an assessment of skin examinations received elsewhere.