Sentence examples for happy to trust from inspiring English sources

Do you prefer vegetable cookbooks by vegetarians, or are you happy to trust books by omnivores?

I'm still learning about tournament football and I'm happy to trust the coach.

"They for example are apparently happy to trust that what was recorded as 'pneumonia' really was pneumonia when patients got antibiotics.

Those who wanted to signal their discontinuity with the Blair years, while not sounding too radical, would call themselves democratic socialists – that is, they believed in socialism but were happy to trust a sensible, non-socialist majority to democratically overrule them.

Charles Arthur, a technology writer at the Guardian, says people may be happy to trust a card or smartphone for hotels and cars, but a much higher sense of security is attached when it comes to the home, he says.

James Corden is a snake in a bear costume, and would you be so happy to trust him with your fondness and mild mirth if his outer shell wasn't so hairy and cuddly?

However, the younger generation of meteorologists are happier to trust the computers.

Fletcher, like Shankly no doubt, was much happier to trust his own judgment ahead of anyone else's.

Hamilton was happy to oblige, trusting that Washington would make his judgment based on the result of that inquiry.

Jacob Bryan Fisher entered the world in the wee hours of the morning on Monday...his mom, dad and big brother couldn't be happier for God to trust them with taking care of this little miracle!

Maybe it was because Ukraine was then the west's favourite former Soviet state that the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, for which Vollan works, was happy, unlike in Zimbabwe, to trust the Ukrainian authorities to investigate these allegations.