Sentence examples for felt entrusted from inspiring English sources

From that point on, we felt entrusted by the survivors and human rights community to do a work that they could not safely do themselves: I spent two years filming every perpetrator I could find across North Sumatra, working from death squad to death squad up the chain of command, from the countryside to the city.

Ms. Havlish, a former nurse who now works as a life coach in Boulder, Colo., said she first had to find a home care agency that was not only covered by the long-term care policy but one that she felt comfortable entrusting with her father's care.

Its earnest men in neat Main Street offices had made Americans feel comfortable entrusting their future to something as inherently unsettling, if potentially rewarding, as the stockmarket.

A. James Liska of the Daily News in New York, wrote, "she has wise and knowing phrasing, and a dry, wry, sly wit... .., and talented singer/songwriter, Dave Frishberg wrote, "I feel comfortable entrusting my songs to Estelle Reiner, whose musicality shines through every track".

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Do American women feel secure entrusting their entire legal protection to Justice Anthony Kennedy?

Participants envisioned AAL support for several activities (i.e., hand-washing, toothbrushing, toileting, grooming, dressing, preparing and dispensing meals, making telephone calls, watching television, and gardening) but maintained mixed opinions about which they would feel comfortable entrusting to technology.

Patients' experience and satisfaction research instruments include questions about whether the patient feels trust in the particular doctor, whether an atmosphere of privacy obtains or whether the patient can open up to entrust the doctor with all of the necessary information.