Sentence examples for yet trusted from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi government, hastily put together, is not yet trusted.

They all later said they had suspected something was afoot; yet trusted what they saw above what they tasted.

- Middle East: The Dutch enjoy a reputation for "balance" almost unique in Europe, as they are strong supporters of Israel, yet trusted by Arabs.

Q1: I loved your film, especially the way you layered many realities in it yet trusted us to flit from one to the other without being confused, or enjoy being confused for a few seconds.

It's these low-profile yet trusted opinion formers which companies are keen to harness.

Worse yet, trusted members of the organization could be willfully and maliciously downloading and sharing sensitive scouting information to people outside the network.

She did not yet trust herself to hear his voice.

"No one here is doing a happy dance yet, trust me," she said.

The bottom line is that Russia does not yet trust the United States or NATO enough to give a green light to Washington's plans.

They say Sunni resistance to al-Qaeda has not yet turned into support for the government or a willingness to work with the Shias.Nor, understandably, does the government yet trust these potential new allies.

While he hopes to improve his standing among women, strategists say Mr. Romney's chances hinge to a large degree on running up his edge among white voters who do not yet trust Mr. Romney.