Sentence examples for tale of trust from inspiring English sources
It's a darkly comic tale of trust and friendship, relationships between colleagues.
Young readers should be similarly mesmerized by such a fast-paced tale of friendship, trust and resourcefulness, with arresting illustrations and yo-yo tricks to boot.
It's a tale of bravery, loyalty, trust and silly, often frightening miscommunication.
From this beginning spring tales of the couple's contemporary lives, exploring the shifting contours of trust and mistrust, distance and proximity between lovers, friends and family.
What better show to test the waters of international partnership and trust than an epic tale of factious peers and class warfare?
Too often, Mr. Holder said, "these victims can tell a tragic and cautionary tale of being misled and exploited — often by someone they trusted".
Its narrative is the classic tale of virtue rewarded: by cutting spending, the government regained the trust of the financial markets and international institutions, and everything got better.
Just as with the tale of the boy who cried wolf, many people in Japan no longer trust what they are told.
The Idiot (1868): The tale of Prince Myshkin - the "idiot" of the title - whose naive and trusting nature precipitates disaster for the people around him.
But to be trusted in government again the party needs a more sophisticated response to the coalition's tale of a bloated state.
