Sentence examples for indicating trust from inspiring English sources

As indicators of social capital, we selected variables indicating trust in others and social participation.

We also gathered qualitative data from program participants, who were overwhelmingly positive in their feedback about the program, indicating trust in the hospital and success in behavior change.

General trust was assessed with the commonly used dichotomous question, 'Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful dealing with people?' Answers were coded with 1 indicating a lack of trust ('you can't be too careful'), and 2 indicating trust ('most people can be trusted').

To get national trust rates the answers were recoded to 1, indicating trust, and 0, indicating a lack of trust, and aggregated by country; due to this recoding, the resulting variable can also be interpreted as the percentage of people in each country perceiving others to be trustworthy.

Analysis indicates trust is generated through community participation rather than being a precursor to taking part.

Good posture and deepened voice signals strength, wide stance suggests authority, and an open body indicates trust.

The findings in the dating phase indicate trust, commitment, and congruence at moderate to high levels.

The current shift to authenticity is also marked by a growing sense of brand distrust (studies by Pew and others indicate trust in the US is at its lowest in decades, even lower among millennials).

Trust normally could be distinguished as particularized trust and generalized trust, the former indicates trust to close friends, relatives, and family members, and the latter one refers to the trust to less closed friends, or society in general (Newton and Zmerli 2011; Uslaner 2002).

Interestingly, the common social custom of hand shake dates back to the Greeks who used the open palm to indicate trust.

While a majority of Democrats have always indicated trust in the media and a majority of independents did until 2004, the only time a majority of Republicans said the same was in 1998.