Sentence examples for were to trust from inspiring English sources
How wrong we were to trust them.
As expected, the scientists found that the less natural a food product seemed, the less likely the participants were to trust or eat it.
If you were to trust what you see in the UK media you would think that climate change is a white issue that speaks to and is populated by one demographic alone.
Allies say Mr Cameron's instincts on taking office were to "trust ministers to get on with it", but that he now recognises the need for Downing Street to have a stronger grip on what his aides call the Whitehall "sausage machine".
The categories for perception in identifying CA were; to trust the witness's account, to be open-minded and to be organised.
But if one were to trust only a strict reading of the filings, his was not a salary.
My advice would be to trust him.
My own nature is to trust people.
In poorer places, the temptation is to trust to luck.
His message was to trust only in God.
Her advice is to trust only a master.
