Sentence examples for trust quite from inspiring English sources

So, for example, gw asserts that my epistemology "lay[s] waste to any or all objective truth claims" and adds that although I preach it I don't believe it because (he predicts) "you will step outside your door tomorrow and trust quite non-skeptically that the law of gravity will still hold".

Trust, cemented by ritual, is the indispensible ingredient of human community and research indicates that nothing builds trust quite like religious ritual.

Could it be that he or she (or they) saw himself or herself (or themselves) as holding the future of Judaism in trust, quite literally in their sacred possession?

England can start tomorrow at the Rose Bowl by giving Trott a game in place of Shah, and recalling Adil Rashid - mysteriously omitted at Lord's after his all-round promise at The Oval - for Eoin Morgan, who is in danger of becoming the archetypal one-day England batsman: never trusted quite enough to get a good run in the side and thus never able to learn his role properly.

"To regain this trust takes quite a lot of time," he went on.

He has an ability to lay claim to the audience's trust without quite reciprocating it, to seem at once guileless and guarded.

Nevertheless, it can sometimes be reasonable to act decisively on the assumption that people will be worthy of trust in quite particular respects without having evidence for their trustworthiness sufficient to justify such decisiveness (see, for example, Adams 1987).

Only 12% of voters say they trust Congress "quite a lot" or "a great deal" ("paid staffers and blood relatives," quips Mr McCain), whereas a whopping 71% feel that way about the armed forces.

Thus participatory activities such as PRA (Cronin et al. [2004b]) or participatory mapping (Maceda et al. [2009]), can act to build capacity, laying the foundation for building future CBM networks if required, even though other forms of participation may not necessarily enhance relationships and trust in quite the same way as long term monitoring does.

IFC must trust you quite a bit to allow that.

MR: Your new album Tin Can Trust seems quite relevant considering what's going on with our economy.