Sentence examples similar to frank trust from inspiring English sources
By the end, exhausted by cliché, I'd resorted to simply writing down the worst: "You're a fine officer but this looks bad, Frank…" "Trust me, this is just the beginning…" "I've never been more sane in my life!" After its premiere, one of the local Cannes newspapers panned the film, writing of Canet, "alt mal intégré la difference entre hommage et caricature".
In him Mr. Codey, the Senate president for almost the last three years, found a frank and trusted adviser.
Entwistle told Pollard: "To be frank, I didn't trust him to have an off the record conversation with me".
Early next year, researchers will publish findings that provide good, if surprising, news: relaxed, trusting and frank conversations between men and women may be the most effective contraceptive of all.
"So much of what's wrong with Dodd-Frank is it trusts the regulators to be completely immune to the corrupting influences of the banks," he said in the interview.
This involved sending the standard invitation letter without a recipient's name to the primary care trust in sealed franked envelopes.
He added, "I don't trust him, to be frank with you".
It will post frank ratings of its produce to build trust, a trick learnt from FreshDirect.
Relevant studies indicate that CSR initiatives should involve a frank long-term effort to build customer trust (Choi and La 2013).
The fastest way to gain trust is to be brutally frank.
