Sentence examples for not to trust that from inspiring English sources

In the House, top Democrats warned not to trust that Republicans there would be willing to hash out a new bill.

We are either sophisticated enough not to trust that what we see corresponds to what was, or jaded enough not to care.

Or rather they seem not to trust that we -- or the editors who publish the collections and assemble the anthologies -- any longer have the patience or the attention span for them.

Titles and headers may read "best," but I tend not to trust that particular verbiage.

I was very happy to vote for the measure as it stood, which made what I understood to be proper provision for those who opposed, and I'm very sad that people weren't able to trust that".

For example, if you give your cow to a stranger in exchange for money, you don't have to trust that person to keep your bread supply coming all year; you can use the money to buy bread from anyone.

A clan that isn't as active as yours isn't a clan to trust that well.

For them not to trust me, that would be devastating".

"People have come not to trust things that are beautiful," he said.

Another man on another day approaches a soldier and, speaking perfect English, warns him not to trust Iraqis — that things are not what they seem.

They're also learning not to trust anyone and that mercy and forgiveness don't pay off.