Sentence examples for trusting not only from inspiring English sources

When you put your money into one of them, you are trusting not only that the overall strategy is sound, but also that its algorithms make sense and, furthermore, that they have been translated properly into computer code.

For trusting my friend's assessments of my good in this way seemingly involves trusting not only that she understands who I am and that I find certain things valuable and important in life but also and centrally that she understands the value of these things that are so meaningful to me.

What this warning does is break down trust, not only between parent and child, but also parent and teacher".

The donations enabled the land trust not only to purchase the property, but to beautifully restore the barn and farmhouse, he said.

I had been called in before the cabinet and had been trusted not only for my discretion but for my intelligence.

Mr Jackson's removal would go a long way towards restoring trust, not only in the police department but also in the justice system.But without an indictment for Mr Wilson, many in Ferguson will believe there has been no justice.

In order to do justice to his plays, the actor must trust not only that he will be supported by the language but that he will find a measure of freedom in it.

What I found out, in removing Valerie, was that 'Lantana' is about trust, because she's lost trust not only in her husband, but in the world, because of the death of her daughter".

Not even Arsene Wenger expected him to progress this fast, but the manager trusts not only in Cole's talent but in his level-headedness and self-critical nature.

As he has matured, Mr. Soderbergh has demonstrated a remarkable ability to trust not only his own instincts but the abilities of his actors and the intelligence of the audience.

J. P. Morgan's pitch, Mr. Hu added, was that it was "the one bank you could trust, not only unimpeachable but really smart and unassailable in terms of these credit issues".