Sentence examples for shallow trust from inspiring English sources
The better formulation is this: shallow trust can be destroyed quickly; deep trust takes a long time to die.
Or was it, on the contrary, new evidence that the enmities are too deep, the basis of trust too shallow or nonexistent for the great leap that Mr. Barak and President Hafez al-Assad of Syria seemed to be working toward when the Syrian-Israeli talks broke down last month?
Ms. Dunphy said that despite the trust fund's shallow reserve, unemployed New Yorkers did not have to fear that their benefits were in jeopardy.
Without mutual trust, these relationships are generally shallow and unrewarding.
When the water level is low, trust your guide to navigate the shallow channels and avoid the grumpy hippos.
It is far more important to have one solid friend in whom you have complete trust, than to have a multitude of shallow, uncertain friendships.
This is Boyle from an excellent vintage: his first feature, the delicious dark comedy Shallow Grave (1994) plays the same game of whom do you trust?
They were also taught that they were so steeped in corruption, so wayward and shallow, so benighted and bloated by worldly distractions that they could never be trusted to arrive at the truth.
The government said last night that the trust report highlighted interesting savings but was cautious about the demands for shallower waters to be opened up.
They lack proper gear, so are putting a lot of pressure on the shallow waters that they are able to access," says Billy Kapua, projects manager at Friends of Lake Turkana, a community-led environmental trust.
