Sentence examples for trust wholly from inspiring English sources

The performers here trust wholly in Shakespeare's words and in the ability of the audience to understand them.

When I told them about our separation, they were present, they trusted me wholly and it's been open communication and calm ever since.

It would, equally, indicate that Johnson does not wholly trust some of his other fringe candidates.

But he can take credit for appointing wise technocrats.In short, heaven forbid that anyone unfamiliar with Pakistan should wholly trust this book.

He could never wholly trust De Klerk, after he realised that he had endorsed a "double agenda" that included secret police support of Zulu killing bands; and he still felt the need to re-assert the ANC's power by demonstrations and strikes.

To the horror of the conservatives who uneasily banded around a candidate they did not wholly trust, the betrayals begin.Their president turns out to be woefully lacking in xenophobia; disgracefully willing to compromise with the opposition on cutting the deficit; even prepared to countenance tax increases for the wealthy.

(People who write and direct television are by definition not anarchists, and the series does not wholly trust its heroes).

HR: When learning the movement that Ludovic has created, I must wholly trust that he is producing the right essence needed to reflect the idea which I do.

How will I ever be able to trust another person wholly, without the fear of them leaving in the back of my head, now that I know it really can be beyond anyone's control?

(Harriett) However, a few service users were apprehensive about shared care and did not wholly trust the idea of monitoring by an optometrist.

Prince Bandar is a difficult subject who can never be wholly trusted.