Sentence examples for trust to think from inspiring English sources

It requires much trust to think that the proposed Thames garden bridge will be an asset for Britain.

Six years ago it was almost closed and sold off, but public protest forced the health trust to think again.

What if kids were given the freedom and trust to think and become the awesome person they were meant to become?

He hoped that the volatile markets and risks associated with equity investments may, ironically, provide a spur to trusts to think about how else money could be invested for greater social return.

(Later, an enraged audience member found his words, and responded to the passage by saying, "That sentence strikes me as somehow so deranged, so alien to a sense of the real.... Anyone who is capable of that sort of argument cannot be trusted to think". A few people — by no means everyone — applauded).

It is evident that conservatives do not believe women can be trusted to think for themselves and make their own decisions... about when to become parents, money, faith.. nothing.

But beneath the surface, there seems to lurk a sense that The People can't be trusted to think for themselves about the priorities of our national budget, or the direction of our country.

It takes time for people to be willing to trust or to think it is worthwhile to trust.

"When you're out there you have to trust people to think with their heads and not do things deliberately.

But Google evidently does not trust shareholders to think long term.

"We don't think for ourselves, maybe they don't trust us to think for ourselves as human beings, I don't know".