Sentence examples for trusting implicitly from inspiring English sources

None of us clerks quite understood how these gestures could be necessary for the ceremony, but, trusting implicitly in our kind mentor, we moved our shoulders and jiggled our arms just as he had done.

Based on a true-crime story, it stars a young Martin Sheen as Kit, a hoodlum who falls in love with 15-year-old Holly, played by Sissy Spacek, and kills her dad (Warren Oates) so that the two can take off together, with Holly trusting implicitly in her new protector with childlike faith and never questioning her father's murder or where their crime spree is leading.

Robbins calls her "the first tastemaker I trusted implicitly".

But Cook, Anderson wrote in his book, "is someone I trust implicitly".

The captain is Diego Godín, a gritty veteran player whom Simeone praises constantly and trusts implicitly.

Way was a punishing blocker who off the field was trusted implicitly by teammates.

"As a general practitioner, Shipman was trusted implicitly by his patients and their families".

"Whilst accepting his own culpability, the disclosure was made in confidence to someone he trusted implicitly," the statement said.

Kill the Moon reminded us that being trusted implicitly can sometimes feel like being abandoned and betrayed.

I've spoken to Brendan Rogers, who I've known for a very long time and who I trust implicitly.

By sending Mr. Brennan to the C.I.A., Mr. Obama will be placing at the agency's helm a man he trusts implicitly.