Sentence examples for general sense of trust from inspiring English sources

Amanda Lenhart, who directs research on teenagers, children and families at the Pew Internet and American Life Project, said that people who use Facebook tend to have "a general sense of trust in others and trust in institutions".

The danger is that social trust, consensus, and a general sense of the decency of the process will be unrecoverable for some time.

How will decisions to over seen and trusted to be in the interests of human owners or in the general sense of society and the often competing political, competitive and economic needs.

And general sense of well-being?

The general sense of optimism, however, was not unanimous.

A general sense of urgency.

"There's a general sense of positivity here.

Army knives, cheese, and a general sense of peace, probably.

Even so, in the group of steroid users in this study, there was a general sense of 'trust' in advice from peers: I go to the gym, that's where everyone goes to train.

The general sense of sleep quality was worse (item 6).

A general sense of feeling 'stuck' pervaded discussions.