Sentence examples for would trust in from inspiring English sources

He said he would trust in the starters' track records and remember that the roster is intended to last.

Compared with America's, Japan's post-war governments have been fairly interventionist, thinking that they knew best and that people would trust in their judgment.

He said he would trust in the people of Hong Kong to decide his fate, apparently believing that its democratic institutions and its outrage at U.S. hacking would lead the Chinese special administrative region to shelter him.

"I was hoping he would trust in my word that nothing went wrong, but I see that he put me in a better situation by handling the situation firsthand, getting distractions away from the team, as well as myself allowing me to come back to the team the following week ready to go.

Students in those systems consistently reported that if they tried hard, they would trust in their teachers to help them excel.

However, when people were asked who they would trust in relation to information and advice in relation to volcanic events, scientists came out at the top of the list with 66%% of respondents ranking scientists as the most trustworthy.

Mellman is the only pollster I'd trust in the state of Nevada where Latinos are generally undercounted by pollsters.

(Just months before the attack, a teacher wrote on one of his essays, "I would trust you in a heartbeat").

Stewart, however, is executive producer of The Daily Show and it has always seemed unlikely he would trust it in the hands of another.

The player was then shown a photo of the supposed opponent and asked whether they would trust them in the future.

The president can only directly impact so many things, and the things he/she will have more power over are the ones I would trust Trump in more".