Sentence examples for most trusted men from inspiring English sources

One of Zawahiri's most trusted men was in fact a double agent, named Ali Mohamed.

These are supposed to be the most trusted men and women of the intelligence world, the spies who must know all the secrets so they can protect them.

It happened, the witness here said, in March 1999, as NATO bombs were falling on Serbia and President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia had called a meeting in his office of some of his most trusted men.

This former SAS hardman was described by Tatler as "one of the most trusted men in England – the modern equivalent of a Roman emperors' barber who holds a knife so close to the throat of the kings, but never even nicks the skin".

Tito – who asked to be identified with the alias he used in the drug trade – worked with Montoya's Norte del Valle cartel off and on from the age of 18, first running a "kitchen" where coca leaves were processed into cocaine base and working his way up to be one of the capo's most trusted men, negotiating with other players in the country's billion-dollar drug game.

Cook was the one taking all the flak but he was being badly let down by some of his most trusted men.

He is more than revered; he is, polls show, the most trusted man in Britain.

Polls found Cronkite to be "the most trusted man" in the country.

And he became known as "the most trusted man in America," a phrase that Brinkley invokes repeatedly.

The story behind Cronkite's reputation as the most trusted man in America has also required some cosmetic attention.

At one point he was voted the most trusted man in the country – a point brought home to President Lyndon Johnson in 1968 with the most momentous consequences.