Sentence examples for trusting of it from inspiring English sources

This might be because of novelty — we might become more comfortable with the virtual, more trusting of it (though this year's headlines haven't given us much to trust).

There are a number of reasons for this. 1) Water immersion is new and has not been widely promoted, and Chinese women are not familiar or trusting of it.

Without this, it's awfully tough to gain the trust of IT and security professionals inside large organizations, who might have been conditioned not to trust the Facebook consumer tool.

Even when you can trust the government, you cannot trust all of it.

Four in 10 pupils trust most of the information on the internet, half trust some of it, and only one in 10 are sceptical about online content.

BBC home editor Mark Easton said Mr Pollard had been confident the BBC could restore the trust of its audiences, but it would have to be earned.

But he trusted none of it.

I mean: unemployed girl writes food blog isn't going to be a great movie is it?" Not surprisingly she still doesn't trust any of it.

That government will win the trust of its citizens, and with it permanent peace, only when it starts visibly caring for them.

Most notably, your budgie will be more trusting of you when it's new to your home (as opposed to when it's used to its cage already).

In a largely illiterate community that has little trust of Americans, it could be difficult, human rights advocates said.