Sentence examples for much to trust from inspiring English sources

Donors are in a quandary, wondering how much to trust questionable partners while rushing to help.

The question for ordinary citizens has become not how much to trust the government, but whether they can trust anyone at all.

Her role as the first woman to contend so seriously for the White House has also raised questions about how much to trust polling about her.

As an African-American and a student of history, Sefu Solace said, he knew too much to trust the government fully.

The late-summer hurricane season entails an annual alteration of consciousness and a distinct set of rituals: laying in supplies, taping windows, deciding how much to trust official admonitions.

But they are wrestling with whether Mr. Romney's recent conversion to opposing abortion is genuine, and they wonder how much to trust Mr. McCain, who has harshly criticized the religious right in the past.

This applies just as much to trusting his ability to make decisions as it does to trusting his fidelity.

Residents of Pennsylvania, Colorado and Texas have as much right to trust the tap as New Yorkers.

Fletcher, like Shankly no doubt, was much happier to trust his own judgment ahead of anyone else's.

"When you get along and trust someone, it's that much easier to trust them to do their job," Pitta said.

Though there is still some tenderness in her soul, Hester has seen too much damage to trust the world; hers is a wounded consciousness.