Sentence examples for likely to trust him from inspiring English sources

Harold Wilson, the dominant politician of the period, while a cigar smoker in private, toted a pipe in public, even during prime ministerial TV appearances, as this was perceived to make viewers more likely to trust him in his stewardship of the rollercoasting pound.

By the outdoor legs, many fans knew what to expect, and Pareles observed that Bono's admonitions to never cheer a rock star were greeted with idolatrous applause; he concluded that the show's message of scepticism was somewhat lost on the audience and that, "No matter what Bono tells his fans, they seem likely to trust him anyway".

In return, we would be more likely to trust them, and pay for them.

The public are more likely to trust them for having the guts to highlight journalism's "dark arts".

Those with satellite access to al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya are more likely to trust them over IMN.

"If executives are willing to engage in financial corruption, I would be less likely to trust them and less likely to buy their product," said Linda Klebe Treviño, a professor of organizational behavior at Pennsylvania State University.

Not surprisingly, people who already have these systems in their cars are far more likely to trust them.

Victims are less reluctant to contact the police and more likely to trust them to deal with their cases sensitively and seriously.

What's more, if a stranger has proven to be unreliable (and not a food source) her dog is less likely to trust them.

On the contrary, I have no doubt that Gordon Brown believes that the more people are exposed to Cameron the less likely they will be to trust him.

By not trusting a guy, especially if he's never given you a single reason not to trust him, you are likely to drive him away.