Sentence examples for no one can trust from inspiring English sources

"First, they spend a lot of time talking about how we don't have 'editors' or 'fact checkers' " -- and how no one can trust what appears on the Internet, "especially from those pesky bloggers".

Why the media keep turning to her for answers no one can trust is yet another indignity inflicted on the American public in this unfolding saga.

Call on too many, and no one knows you, therefore no one can trust you.

No one can trust a 10-year tax bill.

"No one can trust the honesty of the securities industry," Ms. Chaitman added later.

Fishermen call these "days without prayer", when no one can trust what they see and boats dare not set sail.

But Deputy Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said: "No-one can trust a word Alex Salmond says on Europe - he has already been caught out lying on Scotland's place in the European Union and, today, he has tried again to trick Scots about their future.

"...Williamson has no center as an actor, no core of his characters, nothing one can trust and fall back on..

Which only goes to show how little one can trust conventional wisdom.

It's not clear that one can trust arcs of history in the economic arena as reliably as one can on questions of justice.

"A man of his word, a man one can trust," a retired senior Algerian diplomat said of Mr. Ag Ghali in a recent interview.