Sentence examples for trusting of a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parker was very funny as a winsome young virgin in "Sixteen Going on Seventeen," too trusting of a lascivious guide to womanhood played by a priapic Archie Burnett.

Perhaps they should have been less trusting of a government that denied rights to blacks, withheld welfare payments from eligible supplicants, and tested radioactive fall-out on unwitting citizens.In sum, the past for which Americans pine was far from perfect, and probably not even preferable to the America of today.

Though often reduced for simplicity's sake to a "left" more trusting of a negotiated peace with the Arabs and a "right" reluctant to cede lands it defines as Jewish, Israeli politics has evolved into a potpourri of factions and parties representing religious, ethnic and ideological inclinations whose interests only partly overlap.

No surprise then, that we become more engaged and even more trusting of a message in which our name appears.

And to win the trust of a little boy.

The trust of a family, the reliability of their memories.

Whatever happens next involves the trust of a broader audience in New York.

"It was a very public opportunity for Robin Hood to raise money and earn the trust of a lot of people".

A few nights ago, the brain trust of a soon-to-open spot came by to sample the competition.

In the end the trust of a cool man who had sublimated abandonment into a singular willfulness was limited.

If anything, a journalist who has earned the trust of a subject ought to be most able to elicit candor.