Sentence examples similar to prone to trust from inspiring English sources

A malicious user would be prone to the trust evaluation of other normal cognitive users then causing severe resource utilization problems.

Human sight and senses are incredibly error prone, so it can be difficult to trust what your eyes might be telling you without serious further investigation.

(You have to trust your prank-prone coworkers to not dump sugar and the like in your tank).

The Bible's warning is particularly pertinent to us, since we are particularly prone to the error of excessively trusting our sources.

But she reads a lot of true crime magazines and is prone to panic, so I'm not trusting her.

If a man believes you've been unfaithful before, he'll trust you less and be prone to being suspicious of you in the future.

Oh, that I would trust Him and not my heart prone to wander and be discouraged.

But with those she trusted, she was generous and gentle, prone to giggling in her oddly pitched child's voice.

It also seems that trust is a fragile thing, prone to break down altogether.

The police chief trained drummers to use them as a way to gain trust and reach villagers most prone to believing fake news.

They can be tribal, and prone to conspiracy theories about the rich and powerful, and too trusting in the power of governments to fix things.