Sentence examples for long entrusted from inspiring English sources

His most profound and shaping instruction, he says, occurred on the priest's side of the confessional screen, where he was long entrusted with litanies of suffering, failure, despair, and sin.

My eyes have been opened to glimpse and share in some small way that inner view long entrusted to Mungo Man's Aboriginal descendants, a deep connection to country, to their ancestral spirit-charged lands.

Predictably, it is one guided by a local strongman long entrusted by the CIA, Vice President Omar Suleiman, described by U.S. officials in the WikiLeaks cables as a "Mubarak consigliere".

For some, there is the broader issue of European leadership, long entrusted to a succession of French and German leaders who together provided the motor of European integration.

It is time to reflect on Gen. Eisenhower's comments: "History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid".

For example, Nelson Mandela's, "There is no such thing as part freedom," and Dwight D Eisenhower's, "History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid".

For example, Nelson Mandela's, "There is no such thing as part freedom," and Dwight D. Eisenhower's, "History does not long entrust the care of freedom to the weak or the timid".

Angelica's parents, who died long ago, entrusted their children to the Princess.

President Eisenhower said that care of liberty will not long be entrusted to the weak and the timid.

Although the entire family plays a part, with cousins and grandparents featured in recent advertising campaigns, it is clear that its future has long been entrusted to Angela, 54, the youngest of the three children, and the responsibility weighs heavily on her.

As the immaculate head girl of the BBC, whose Princess Diana hair gives middle England the most profound Proustian rush, she has long been entrusted as the vanguard of the anti-Invers, wrestling sport coverage away from pub blokes.