And I don't mean trusting in our leaders; I mean trusting in the facts, trusting in the qualified experts.
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I'm trusting in justice, trusting in our God and continuing to love everyone as God has instructed us.
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Focus on completing each step, trusting in the larger outcome.
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The men arch back — rapturous, trusting — in their women's arms.
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Trusting in bipartisanship in McConnell's Senate is a surrender strategy.
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One of them quoted a Bible verse about trusting in God.
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It's just a matter of being confident and trusting in one another.
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And trusting in America's canny de-escalation tactics at this point seems naïve.
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Trusting in God's goodness and yielding without being able to nail him down.
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"I think the main thing is just him trusting in himself," Klein said.
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"I made a mistake in trusting in a reporter," he wrote on Twitter.
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"There have been cases when I post on my Facebook, 'Hi I need help getting into Libya' or 'I need help getting into Syria,' and at that point it's kind of trusting in the unknown, trusting in people," she said.
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Surrender is acknowledging God's power, submitting to his will, and trusting in his goodness.
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People listen to different news sources, cultural divisions, people not trusting in institutions anymore.
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There is no such thing as harmless disinformation; trusting in falsehood can have dire consequences.
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Don't try to tell someone all the negative outcomes of trusting in a certain ideology.
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Thank you for being with us this evening and thank you for trusting in Univision.
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It's about trusting in our own self-worth so we can be proactive, experts say.
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They're trusting in the guys who engineered Square's first encrypted card reader and Docker's security protocols.
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Without people trusting in one another, at least to a certain extent, society would fall apart.
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This means not only trusting in their expertise, but also in their values, dedication and judgment.
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Instead of driving, we acted like passengers, trusting in the machine instead of our own eyes.
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From an evolutionary perspective, trusting in the knowledge of others has worked extremely well for humans.
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So, instead of trusting in luck or throwing up our hands to fate, let's tell a story.
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"Just keep on believing and trusting in God and it will happen in due time," Thomas said.
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In the meantime, pilgrims will continue to be at risk, trusting in the gods to protect them.
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I think that also reinforced for me the good things I was doing and trusting in those things.
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"It makes me feel bad, because you go to a doctor trusting in them," former patient Zapata said.
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I walked out feeling light, and I believe trusting in God caused my faith to grow an inch.
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Much of what being a fan of Frank Ocean means trusting in his plan, even before it comes into fruition.
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By trusting in his team President Trump can avert geopolitical landmines, unintended ambiguities and the consequences of loosely used words.
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They built such believable worlds that captivated me, filling me with such heartfelt messages of friendship and trusting in your instincts.
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If you're working in a team, that means trusting in each other, and assuming that you all have good intentions, she says.
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It took tamping down her male colleagues' inflated egos and testy temperaments, and trusting in her own professional instincts, but this woman persevered.
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Of course, the downside of trusting in the Zodiac is having to face the things you may not want to know about yourself.
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"Thank you, Apple, for being our partners and trusting in us as your beloved flagship, I guess you would say," Ms. Aniston said.
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They are trusting in Congress' power to stop him from taking the country on a wild ride that might veer out of control.
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Van Gaal, and Manchester, have gone back to the future and, trusting in youngsters, turned around a season that was seemingly going nowhere.
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Although they can lead to irrational decisions, such as trusting in the merits of good luck and destiny rather than sound decision making.
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It's not trustless, you're trusting in the software (and your ability to defend yourself in a software-driven world), instead of trusting other people.
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It was coming out of the shadows and trusting in the government enough to apply for DACA that brought all of this to light.
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Trusting in the cycles of nature, the wisdom of children and the world of wonder is central to all three of these beautiful books.
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While you typically play it safe, trusting in tried and true methods, Uranus in your sign encourages you to act out and play around!
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Mr. Botstein drew warm, glowing playing from the orchestra and rich, unforced singing from the impressive Bard chorus, trusting in the music's majestic serenity.
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Trusting in my ability to "allow" for life in itself is a kind of agency, if one that requires less doing and more quiet processing.
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This was something that the FARC insisted on, following the Colombian habit of trying to write everything into law rather than trusting in political guarantees.
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All this speaks to the kind of Apple Watch user Apple wants to cultivate: fashionably discerning, addicted to fitness, supremely trusting in Apple's hardware design.
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At a late-night news briefing in Istanbul, Mr. Imamoglu said he was trusting in Turkey's institutions more than the AKP to confirm his victory.
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But "Boss" trowels on the clown white, strenuously reaching for nonexistent yuks instead of trusting in the talent of its likable but ill-used cast.
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Jupiter is a planet that favors intuition, faith, and knowledge that comes from within, but in Virgo, the planet signifies trusting in systems and standard procedures.
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Anxious respondents were more trusting in the surgeon general when she was described as an expert, but not when she was described as a political appointee.
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Mossack said he didn't think he'd been "too trusting" in the past, but acknowledged that there was an element of trust in those "old days" transactions.
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Gabriel has routinely staved off despair by falling back on his faith, trusting in God that all this suffering fits into some greater architecture toward salvation.
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"Ash has always had the game, it was a matter of trusting in it and herself," said Rennae Stubbs, a coach and former Australian doubles star.
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"We're trusting in God, that he will help us and guide us to make the right decision, to have something better come out of this," Valiente says.
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This has been a year of letting go and trusting in the unknown, one where we have wrapped up the last collective nine years of our life.
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She and Canada's 13,000 dairy farmers made these investments trusting in the country's price controls and protection from imports that have been in place since the 1970s.
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"We recognize that consumers are trusting in products labeled 'natural' without clarity around the term," Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the F.D.A., said in an emailed statement.
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" The communications director stopped short of apologizing on Thursday, saying he will refrain from using "colorful language" and that he made the "mistake" of "trusting in a reporter.
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He was incredibly generous to take a chance on a young curator like me, trusting in my abilities to make programs that would be relevant to their audience.
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While ultimately Bradford never displayed a level of play worth trusting in as a franchise guy, a number of extenuating circumstances that led to his failure in St. Louis.
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I think we can do it and I think the people of this country are trusting in us to do it and we know that we will do it.
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And Trump is too trusting in the belief that Putin behaved honorably in our election hacking scandal, and thus too distrustful of our — and soon his — Intelligence Community. 6900.
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ICE should no longer get free rein to tackle, handcuff and haul away immigrants, sending a message to others that they should think twice before trusting in the courts.
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Data privacy is more like air quality or safe drinking water, a public good that cannot be effectively regulated by trusting in the wisdom of millions of individual choices.
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Tennessee passed the ball far more than people realize during the regular season, but in the playoffs, the Titans are trusting in Henry, and he is rewarding that trust.
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In particular, rolling out an even partially community-based feature like what Twitter is exploring could make the platform's users feel more empowered and trusting in the information provided.
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McConnell has maintained tight control of the trial over the last two weeks, but he mostly let Alexander do his thing, trusting in where his longtime friend would come down.
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I think we know that we can do it and the people of this country are trusting in us to do it and we know that we will do it.
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He receives a response, though not quite an answer, from a sweet-voiced guest singer, Angel Deradoorian, who warns against trusting in moonbeams or heartbeats, neither of which are permanent.
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Silverman may have been driven by the same impulses: instead of trusting in and directing the flow of Foster's natural wellspring of talent, she set out to dam it. ♦
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That's how the thinking goes, because our thinking about Apple has been defined by trusting in the taste of a singular genius, because design by committee is obviously worse than that.
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"I feel like him trusting in me the way he has and just letting me be creative and grow this business like I've always wanted to — I can't thank him enough."
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Either we are taken in by the intimacy of these paintings, trusting in the sureness of her hand, or we turn away from their direct attempt to engage our own subjectivity.
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"This biblical episode brings to light an essential element for our reflection: There is no such thing as harmless disinformation; on the contrary, trusting in falsehood can have dire consequences," he said.
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Trusting in his grip on the ruling Alianza PAIS (AP) party and in Jorge Glas, a close collaborator who was Mr Moreno's running-mate, Mr Correa moved to Belgium, his wife's country.
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At its best moments, the show knows everything it's doing, and it knows so precisely how to turn every screw it can, trusting in Elisabeth Moss's face to hold it all together.
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"We are delighted the refugees are showing such calm in the face of what is great uncertainty and are trusting in the French government to look after them," Care4Calais activists told VICE News.
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But regardless of emphasis, all three versions show the dramatic decapitation performed by the beautiful widow upset with her Jewish populace for not trusting in God to deliver them from their Assyrian conquerors.
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She accomplished this by resorting to those unofficial (and unprotected) servers, roping off media like cattle, refusing interviews, and trusting in her legacy media sycophants to make sure the party line was never disturbed.
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That means that consumers who go to buy this device when it goes on sale will be taking a very large leap of faith, trusting in Samsung's word that it's solved the Fold's issues.
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The Stanleys, who drove seven and one-half hours for Sunday's game, also believe there will be a Steelers revival this season, trusting in a collective bond that has imbued many Pittsburgh championship teams.
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I will refrain in this arena but not give up the passionate fight for President Trump's agenda..." He blamed Ryan Lizza for publishing the call: "I made a mistake in trusting in a reporter.
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Maybe the secret to an awards show isn't joke writing or pizza-and-selfies stunts but faith: trusting in the moments that come from serendipity and emotion — which is to say, usually, from awards.
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"We should ask why some have stopped trusting in it or why they doubt the system's efficacy so we can implement corrective measures," said Luis Alfonso de Alba Góngora, Mexico's representative at the OAS.
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But if NDAA passes as it's currently written, the Pentagon will lean into open-source software for new projects, trusting in the transparency and security that comes from having all possible eyes on a project.
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She adds that, over time, this hypervigilance can make trans folks less trusting in general, straining the relationships they need to help them weather the discrimination and other stresses that often come with their identity.
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Though Yik Yak has shown signs of life at various points throughout its cycles of updates, trusting in the trend, the app has been unable to gain any meaningful traction — particularly in the last few months.
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Jackson Pollis, of the band Real Estate, and journalist Corban Goble join COOKIES to discuss Kobe's bizarre and fulfilling finale, the omnipresent Crying Jordan Face, the end of Process-Trusting in Philly, and NBA playoff predictions.
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There was little love lost between him and Rafa Benitez when he won the cup in 2005, but Mourinho seemed to truly despise Wenger's ethical pretensions when it came to money, tactics and trusting in youth.
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If you grew up trusting in the permanence of the American experiment in government and bought into the "shining city on a hill" idea for the American form of democracy, it is time to freak out.
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The majority female audience — strikingly diverse in ethnicity and age — is shouting the opening "na-na"s of "My Pace," the band's gritty breakout hit about trusting in your own path and not comparing yourself to others.
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So the real story of the Republican resignations is that the GOP is losing some of its last few members who believe in thoughtful (if conservative) internationalism, trusting in diplomacy, arms-control deals, and alliances like NATO.
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Trusting in himself and his ability implicitly, and for the most part ignoring the nattering of outside chatter and just following his own instincts, he is probably the GM who operates most like a former professional athlete.
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He had learned to be confident in his opinions while playing amateur film programmer in high school, and now, on a bigger stage, he traveled the world scouting possible entries for Cannes, trusting in his own tastes.
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I learned over time how to handle interviews, but I was really trusting in that one because I was really close with the editor of the magazine, and I just really didn't think it was going to happen.
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When Trump was mentioned, it was with positivity; for instance, Huang told a story about trusting in Trump's promise to support the Asian-American community — and his incendiary rhetoric, or that of his supporters, was not brought up once.
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People who are trusting in nature tend to be happier and healthier, and contrary to what we may believe about the types of people who are easily conned, the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to trust others.
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Now, I am six weeks out and have missed two treatments, and I have to tell you, I had a lump in my throat most of the time, although, I kept calm and remained very trusting in God's plan, very trusting.
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"This video was a long time in the making and a testament to the fact that going with the flow, remaining flexible and open, and trusting in creative partners can yield unexpectedly great results," said Lux in a released statement.
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"Meliá will continue to collaborate with the Commission both actively and constructively ... trusting in a speedy solution to the procedure that will confirm the absence of any undue conduct concerning the rights of European consumer," the Spanish hotel chain said.
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In the skies above Hullavington airfield in south-west England, there was a time when trainee parachutists would leap out of aircraft into the void, trusting in the kit strapped to their backs to save them from falling to earth.
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Art proceeds by trusting in the human capacity to contain and convey its rage and its pain, and to transform residuals of violence into ethical relations via new forms of mediation that give birth to their own beauty and define them.
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Never before had I played a game that was so sophisticated in its ability to tell stories, so robust in its wealth of interaction options, so trusting in the intelligence of its players and so beautifully communal despite a lack of genuine multiplayer options.
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He said: 'Look, we keep trusting in you – at the moment, it's Max who's got this opportunity , but if you keep doing what you're doing, keep fighting, keep showing your speed and just put some more results together, your opportunity can come very soon.
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In some areas—dietary advice, for example—experts seem to contradict each other more than they used to; governments get things spectacularly wrong, as with their assurances about the wisdom of invading Iraq, trusting in the world financial system and setting up the euro.
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He does not need to tailor a message with a focus group, because he can go directly to the men and women across the country, trusting in his own talent to communicate clearly his vision to them in a way they will understand and support.
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You're super trusting with people—and while I'm not suggesting you hide away and stop sharing so much of yourself, I want you to reflect on your boundaries and think about how being trusting, in the past, may have bit you in the butt.
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My dad, though, felt that "Ann," a sentimental love song written by the West Virginia folk singer Billy Edd Wheeler, would strike the perfect note, and of course he was right, trusting in Mr. Campbell's unwavering commitment to beauty, however simple or accessible its expression.
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Without trusting in our value, we may further struggle to set healthy boundaries, to distance ourselves from toxic relationships, to fight for what we know we deserve, to say no when we want to say no, or yes when we want to say yes.
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The problem: Fallows (and Scott Wilson, the national editor at WashPost) worry that NYT reporters were too gullible or trusting in their sources who claimed to have inside knowledge about Kushner's thinking and next moves, yet wouldn't go on the record saying they were formally speaking for Kushner.
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Alexander Hamilton, back in New York, was a model radical Whig—trusting in bank credit and national debt as a prod toward prosperity, while the authoritarian reformers were convinced, as their successors are to this day, that debt was toxic (in part because they feared that it created chaos; in part because easy credit undermined hierarchy).
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By taking complete possession of her own life and trusting in her prophetic vision, Harriet uses physical movement to upend the racist, sexist and ableist assumptions that say a black woman disabled by recurrent blackouts from decades-old head trauma, traveling alone, is no match for the comprehensive system of white supremacy and its network of slaveholders and accomplices.
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WhatPulse (Windows, macOS, and Linux—freemium)Image: ScreenshotTools that track application use across the desktop aren't particularly widespread, at least not if you're running a team of users, but WhatPulse does a respectable job: You need to be very trusting in the data you give the developer, but in return you get a breakdown of most active apps, most hit keys, even where on the screen you spend most of your time clicking.
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My own hope for this Thanksgiving in that, in a spirit of gratitude and love, we find the "united" in United States, and that we come together once again as a people who value generosity, welcoming to our shores those in need, looking to heal divisions wherever they exist, trusting in the possibility of peace itself: peace among friends and neighbors, peace among countries and people of diverse backgrounds, and -- indeed -- peace in every single heart.
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