Sentence examples for greater trust in from inspiring English sources

Reliance on this 'narrative heuristic' well described in the literature although not typically characterised as a heuristic manifested a greater trust in the reported experiences of identifiable individuals than in statistical information: Trust is experience-based.

Spaniards now place greater trust in the press.

These days he puts greater trust in the blunt, 2D question.

They certainly don't lead to greater trust in government, which remains mired at near historic lows.

In fact, the public has far greater trust in physicians than in members of Congress, lawyers and journalists.

Fifty years ago, we lived in a world of greater political apathy and yet greater trust in politics.

Opening Garsington second season at Wormsley alongside a problematic Don Giovanni, David Freeman's L'Olimpiade, shows greater trust in its material.

Earlier Lord Judge – welcoming a juridical report on superinjunctions – said readers placed greater trust in the content of traditional media than those "who peddle lies" on websites.

If Mr. Kelley would place greater trust in his subtle, even cerebral material, "Boston Public" would be more truthful, and thus more compelling.

"Despite what has happened in the North Caucasus, one would like Western opinion to have greater trust in Russian opinion," Mr. Putin said.

And I agree with him that readers do place greater trust in the contents of traditional media than in those "who peddle lies" on the net.