Sentence examples for plain trust from inspiring English sources

By the time curfew issues roll around there are no battles, just discussions or just plain trust.

"Perhaps all these weddings have reminded people how a relatively plain or trusted old dress can be transformed with the splash of a colorful hat," says Ms. Jones.

Health care companies will learn from other industries: They will speak in plain English, regain trust and ultimately empower patients.

You've got your best hareem pants on your bottom-half, your trusted Plain Lazy t-shirt on the top, and your heart is aflutter with the prospect of conversing with part-time actor pretending to be the Mad Hatter, somewhere in the "Wonderland" themed section of the festival complex.

If you are reading this and you are a cop, I'll be plain: I don't trust you anymore.

The plain truth is, we may have "In God We Trust" on our coins, but we do not have it in our heart.

Yet the poems show an unaffected writer who trusts the plain strength of her own voice.

The attraction is plain: retailers have strong, trusted brands and a huge reservoir of loyal customers, most of whom visit once a week.

Obviously, in an age of humanist commitment to "evangelical" reform, this opinion implied trust in the plain words of Scripture; but for Agrippa, it also meant trust in the authority of the works attributed to the "ancient theologians" (prisci theologi), Platonists, and Cabalists.

She is a daughter of Marsha S. Trust of White Plains and the late Jeffrey B. Trust.

Otherwise, such a trust might be of the "plain vanilla" variety, similar to a discretionary trust established for a minor.