Sentence examples for particularly trusted from inspiring English sources

But the coup did increase sharply Zelaya's popularity in Honduras with the left, and with the country's poor majority, who had not particularly trusted him before.

Only men particularly trusted by the emperor were permitted entry to the gallery where these two Vikings, tersely but eloquently, had left memorials to their presence.

The book says that the player told members of the news media whom he particularly trusted that he had used performance-enhancing drugs occasionally.

It also buys into the very representation of Khamenei promoted by Jalili's supporters – that he was particularly trusted by the supreme leader.

Mobile phones evidently worked in at least part of Fallujah (though Isis has blown up mobile masts elsewhere as a security measure), but only some particularly trusted fighters were allowed to have them.

The official had been vetted to see secret material and was particularly trusted, he said, "but over a long period of time she sold an awful lot of information for an awful lot of money".

They don't particularly trust us".

And neither side particularly trusts the conservative business community.

But he does not particularly trust a company that professes to be able to do better than venture capitalists.

Richards doesn't particularly trust them, she speaks the language poorly and she behaves much as an anxious, hovering American mother would.

Throughout his tenure, voters consistently said they did not particularly trust Mr. Clinton personally, but they trusted him to look out for their interests, and his job approval ratings seemed to rise with his legal bills.