Sentence examples for was deeply trusted from inspiring English sources

Emily, now 26, told The Independent the man had been part of her family for six years and was deeply trusted by her parents, who regularly left him to babysit.

Lowe told the House of Representatives economics committee that he wanted banks to regain their reputation for being deeply trusted organisations.

Among the major discoveries is that Lincoln was so deeply trusted that he served as an acting circuit court judge in three hundred cases and appeared before the Illinois Supreme Court in more than three hundred matters.

He was a deeply trusted, highly respected colleague, mentor and close friend to many.

He is so deeply trusted that when avian flu struck France, his poultry sales went up, not down.

In his victory speech Khan said he was "deeply humbled by the hope and trust" voters placed in him, adding: "I want to thank every single Londoner for making the impossible possible".

Denby's review had been largely positive, describing the film as mesmerising, but this made no difference to Rudin, who said the breach of trust was "deeply destructive".

Richard Moe, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, issued a statement calling the jetty "a significant cultural site" and saying that the trust was "deeply concerned about the potential harm that energy development could bring" to it.

Chief executive Lezli Boswell added the trust was "deeply sorry" and it was working with providers to resolve the issue.

In response, Martin Winterkorn, chief executive of VW, said in a statement on Sunday he was "deeply sorry" for breaking the trust of the public and ordered an external investigation.

And that he was deeply sorry for losing our trust.