Sentence examples for those who entrust from inspiring English sources

Those who entrust their children to others, he said, would end up alone in old-age homes.

"Those who entrust their affairs to a woman," he is believed to have said, "will never know prosperity".

Those who emphasized practice tended to assume that since the nembutsu was devised and provided out of Amida's wisdom-compassion, those who entrust themselves to the Buddha's vow will spontaneously, out of joy and gratitude, seek to live in mindfulness of Amida and to recite the name as often as possible throughout the remainder of their lives.

Eternal life awaits all those who entrust themselves to God.

Whether the motives are selfless or not – and those who entrusted their children to the Kindertransport saw them off with no expectation of seeing them ever again – you have only to look at the recent movement of children through Central America to appreciate another risk.

As editors we should remember that we have an obligation to authors and readers to publish work that pushes the field forward, and that those authors who entrust their best papers to eLife honour us by so doing.

That's a danger for those of us who entrust these brands with our credit cards and, by extension, our identities.

At long, long last, we have a chief executive who grasps and forwards the essence of a self-governing people, the sovereign people who entrust the instruments of government to those serving in the executive and legislative branches.

But he is also mindful of small investors who entrust their retirement savings to the government.

We take the safety of patients who entrust their health in our vaccines and medicines very seriously".

Governments have a right to secrets, but equally we who entrust so much to government have the right every now and then to a decent debate about it.