Sentence examples for prefers to trust from inspiring English sources

Rather than rooting out the anomalies in its statutes, the state prefers to trust its judges to avert miscarriages of justice.

I prefer to trust instinct and desire over an analysis of flavor and body matches.

Or will people still prefer to trust their money to institutions with a presence on every corner?

He eschewed market researchers and focus groups, preferring to trust his own instincts when evaluating potential new products.

C-3PO might make a better butler, but most "Star Wars" fans would probably prefer to trust their lives to R2-D2.

But he preferred to trust his intuition, by making a calculated gamble, and by hiring good people and giving them authority.

Hayek refused to come up with any policy option, preferring to trust the market, however long it took to show its self-correcting tendency.

He rarely reads reviews, preferring to trust the judgment of a few close colleagues, and says he has never had anything resembling a career plan.

Another reason is that traditionally, Australians have preferred to trust in government as the proper guardian of human rights, rather than the courts.

On the economy, just 18% of voters thought Labour was the best bet against 44% preferring to trust the Tories with the national finances.

And like Bonobos, Gilt Man and Trunk Club, it appeals to men who care about fashion but might not like to shop and prefer to trust an e-commerce site to select the best items.