Sentence examples for might have trusted from inspiring English sources

And any one of us might have trusted the wrong stranger and met a similar horrible fate.

This was a shame, because Sebastian Koch and Tobias Moretti did an excellent job as the two leads; director Heinrich Breloer might have trusted them, and the story, more.

I might have trusted Larsson on this; he was, after all, a respected investigative journalist himself, but now it's official: there is definitely a young tech-savvy misfit out there for hire with the chops to get into Larsson's computer and spam its contents to the world.

We are traumatized and furious, not merely at the results but also at the people we might have trusted (or not).

When Ed Balls, Alistair Darling, George Osborne and Danny Alexander all promised to block any Scottish attempt to keep the pound after a yes vote, we might have trusted their word of honour – if Darling and Balls hadn't both been caught red handed "flipping" their houses multiple times in order to get the taxpayer to help them buy as many homes as possible.

If General Johnston had kept a physicist in his ranks, he might not have trusted his ears to verify the course of battle.

A year ago, he might not have trusted the United States enough to do so.

(Of course, Brody may have been in on the whole thing but he still might not have trusted that Nazir would let Carrie get out of there alive).

At most, he accepted that he might have been "naive" to have trusted some of his senior people.

If only, they might think now, we had trusted his fitness for the first Test at Trent Bridge last summer.

And two fatal fires plus a cremation insist on a mythic dimension that we might have been trusted to see for ourselves.