Sentence examples for intimate trust from inspiring English sources

"My position," David says, "is that clergy involved in sexual activity with parishioners is inherently abusive," because the relationship is one of intimate trust and unequal power.

Knowledge of a thing's true name brings mastery over the object, and as this applies to people as well, to tell someone your true name in Earthsea is an act of intimate trust.

If you really must talk over what's happening and he or she isn't ready to do so yet, talk to someone you can trust, in very broad terms so as not to give away your intimate trust.

"I have a great, intimate, trusting relationship with about a million people," he said.

She's wary about a journalist recording the Big House process and protective of younger members who might reveal too much of themselves in the intimate, trusting space Norris creates (though Norris is equally vigilant that sensitive, revealing issues are not discussed in front of a journalist).

It's intimate, trusting, and involves the laying on of hands, almost like a relationship with a family doctor.

She's totally in the moment, with the audience right there, and because she comes from a showbiz family, the audience is one of her most familiar, trusted and intimate sources of friendship.

We are wired to feel intimate and trusting when we make eye contact.

Overall, the ICC was successful in initiating a meaningful "information dialogue" at community level, where much-needed information was retrieved, negotiated, mediated, and disseminated through intimate and trusted relations.

The participants thus expressed a need for intimate and trusting relationships, but the lack of a care environment in the facility prevented them from entering into such relationships: 'You are not going to talk to someone that is careless about how you feel…'.

It is an intimate relationship of trust and mutual reliance.