Sentence examples for safe to trust from inspiring English sources

The chief lesson of 1963 for 2013 is that it is never safe to trust the police in high-profile cases involving sex and famous names.

The ferocity and intensity of bombing raids increased, and with many airstrikes hitting civilian targets, including homes, markets, hospitals and schools, the orphanage decided it was no longer safe to trust the children's lives to an ordinary routine.

While many are "writing the truth" and turning in their fellow citizens, many others feel that "it is not safe to trust to paper".

This same mentor of mine said to me a while back, "Mike you actually do trust yourself at a deep level, you just don't trust that it's safe to trust, which then causes you to doubt yourself".

WHEN Japan's economic figures are mixed, as they were this week, it is safer to trust the depressing bits than the cheery ones.

Some of the stories that form Hemming's narrative do not always agree with other sources, and Ker says "it is safer to trust to the main facts than to the details of his [Hemming's] stories".

Now, I love a fake punt as much as the next girl, but on 4th and 8, up by 4, is it not safer to trust the guy whom you drafted first overall to throw the ball than a punter?

For the record, you're a misanthrope if you tend to agree that it's safer to trust nobody, that people largely make friends who are likely to be useful to them, and that most people inwardly dislike putting themselves out to help other people.

The 10 items include statements such as "it is safer to trust nobody" and "most people make friends because friends are likely to be useful to them," and were scored with a binary (true/false) format.

I fully trust that EVs are safe – we have to trust that the car manufacturers produce safe products.

Those coming back after life in Europe are extremely traumatized and frightened by what they are faced with; they don't know where to go, where is safe, or who to trust".