Sentence examples for which trusted from inspiring English sources

Brown's cronies "Gordon's style of operating was like an old-fashioned court: he was the centre around which trusted courtiers moved".

Tennyson produced his famous line about "Nature red in tooth and claw" as a contrast notto human nature, but to human optimism, which "trusted God was love indeed and love Creation's final law".

There are good dumplings to be had at Baozi Inn on Newport Court, which is popular with Chinese students.Just outside Chinatown in Soho is the Sichuan restaurant Barshu, which I have yet to visit but which trusted sources have highly praised.

During his tenure at Du Pont, Mr. Shapiro said, he had three channels of information - a formal structure of information that came to his office, an informal route in which trusted employees felt free to call him when necessary, and what he called his "corridor communication," which was information Mr. Shapiro picked up as he wandered around the halls and offices at DuPont.

In the NRA's depiction, Lockton failed the gun group, which trusted the broker not to run afoul of local laws when devising and marketing insurance.

"They have contacts and know where to refer such person, to which trusted doctor or clinic.

"And she finds him funny, which, trust me, is very important".

The paper cites examples in which trust building approaches helped people with different viewpoints reach compromise — such as the Paris climate accord.

Which trusts can you trust?

Which, trust me, looks better than it tastes.

"That," she says, "would suggest someone else is here helping me ― which, trust me, isn't the case".