Sentence examples for would tend to trust from inspiring English sources

"I would tend to trust their judgment.

I would say I tend to trust people until I find I have reason not to.

Reviewers, editors and even co-authors tend to trust that researchers wouldn't fake data.

"Most people have I.P.O.'s only once in their life, and they tend to trust the professionals, the Wall Street bankers, the way they'd instinctively trust a dentist or a doctor," he said.

Of people who "tend not to trust" political parties, 68.6% did not vote, compared to 51.4% who "tend to trust".

"Children tend to trust their parents more than they could trust someone else," says Linda Dash, 52.

For example, people tend to trust the Democratic Party and Obama to handle Medicare.

It's no surprise that travelers tend to trust the advice of people they know.

"We tend to trust the camera more than our own eyes".

For now, juries tend to trust the confident witness: she knows what she saw.

Iraqi politicians tend to trust them more than they do each other.