Sentence examples for trusting nothing from inspiring English sources
Both women are members of the vastly expanding tribe of New Yorkers who, trusting nothing to chance, attempt to ward off evil or beguile the gods by draping themselves in exotic beads and talismans.
Regarding his absent father, he finds "the principle of his phantom existence — you could trust nothing".
We might extrapolate what this eloquent, open-ended memoir doesn't say: Thomson learned to trust nothing so much as the permanence of the movies, which change only and always in the viewer's mind.
But by page 38, when we are released into the story "proper", we already know that we can trust nothing we read from hereon in; that we are, possibly, in the hands of a madman.
It is 2018 and I trust nothing.
You have, I trust, nothing in common with those students, but misplaced fear.
And the lesson is, trust nothing — not your eyes, your ears, or your instincts.
Cameron said: "I have no shares, no offshore trusts, nothing like that".
The relationship was a compact of trust; nothing about it was to be discussed or shared with anyone, he said.
