Sentence examples similar to really trusts that from inspiring English sources

Do you really trust that sauce on your burger?

In this story, I learned that I could never really trust that same vending machine again.

Who can I really trust?" That's pretty meaty stuff for any ambitious drama.

Without this fear, I would get to believe that people love me unconditionally and that I will, in time, build enough self-esteem to really trust that.

He had open dialogue with the canvas; it was the only friend he really trusted that would absorb all his insecurities".

Unless you really, really trust that friend you're about to spill the beans to, keep your intentions to yourself at first.

"Her insight went so beyond genre, so I really trusted that in her and trusted her reason for wanting to do this," Mr. O'Connor said.

"It's like a life-time commitment, the customers build up this relationship, and they really trust that we've given them 'the' expert".

Having already missed a dinner engagement and not really trusting that the new plane would show up, I went home and figured I would try to get to New York on Sunday.

"In 1991, the Americans could have changed the regime in Iraq," he said, "and so the people don't really trust that the Americans are here to just safeguard the Kuwaitis, but feel that they are looking after their own interests".

So where does that leave startups and can they really trust that one-way mirror?