Sentence examples for thought trusts from inspiring English sources

CCGs used to be able to waive the fines if they thought trusts had a good reason for missing targets.

She seemed less pained by the thought that trusted adults could do something bad, and more excited by her own power of refusal: "If anyone tries to touch me there I'll tell them NO, and then I'll tell you!" Her adamancy filled me with pride.

I first explain and justify my position, then briefly address the notion of affect, and finally, present some thoughts on trust.

So how do you know which thoughts to trust?

Asked via email how TrendKite's role will have to evolve in the current environment, CEO Erik Huddleston argued that the these broader changes have mostly been limited to politics: "A thoughtful review on the latest smart phone by a trusted thought leader is still much more powerful than a banner ad for the same phone or the marketing copy on the product page".

The locals' first thought is to trust you, then to welcome you.

In the final years of her life, Leona appears to have given considerable thought to the trust, and to have reordered her priorities in a dog-focussed way.

It's a scary thought: can we trust the web? Bruce Schneier, a security consultant and columnist for the Guardian, thinks the important thing for the web user is to stay aware.

But before I could manage a sense of disappointment or some clever thought about never trusting a politician's promises, she went on.

A separate Survation poll for British Future even found that 63% thought economists could be trusted.

In these poems, women are dangerous, not to be trusted: "The thought I'm secretly your prey/Is one I've not dismissed".