Sentence examples similar to pretext for trust from inspiring English sources
Fiddling with the face was a confidence booster, which was the pretext for getting Juvederm.
The teacher establishes a relationship of trust with the child and can use situations experienced in the classroom as a pretext for learning and enhancing knowledge.
These measures have been discussed, yet nothing is done: because of opposition from security forces, the usual official Indian sloth and a (more forgivable) reluctance to trust that the proxy war with Pakistan is over.The wretched state of Kashmir serves as a pretext for Pakistani hostility to India.
The taboo was a pretext for extortion.
It was the pretext for courtship.
Could there be a better pretext for a disaster movie?
This later became a pretext for defending "Russia's citizens".
Any provocation could easily become a pretext for renewed conflict.
"The books are not a pretext for scandal; the scandal was the pretext for the books," he said.
The majority said they were pretext for restricting access.
