Quotes About Trust

And the two men walked down the street side by side, Ab Kale and his son.…

There will come a time when you believe everything is finished. That will be the beginning.

A man who starts imagining that others think good because he does is simply out of his mind. I've helped bury a few who did think that way... nice, peaceful men who wanted no trouble and made none. When feeding time comes around there's nothing a hawk likes better than a nice, fat, peaceful dove.

If at any time your Prince should pretend your position with him is sure, begin from that moment to feel unsure.

He was the only man she had ever known who made her feel protected. He made her feel safe, secure. And the feeling was strange to her.

we hold this land only for a time. Whether we win it in peace or war, we hold it only in trust for other peoples, and other generations.

To disbelieve is easy; to scoff is simple; to have faith is harder. Yet I had faith in the intentions of my countrymen, no matter how far they might at times stray from those intentions.

In Bowdrie's limited vocabulary, to be responsible was the most important word.

Not even a mouse trusts himself to one hole only

Unless one is at heart a rascal, I think he becomes a little better in many ways by assuming leadership.

You stick with him, no matter what. It's all he'll ever have, what you can give him.

It takes a mighty fine discipline to hold men together when trouble is creeping up on you. Yet without discipline there is surely disaster. The best discipline comes from within a man, but you'll never get a party of men together where all have it. This

MRS. BREYDON, TEMPLE Boone has assured us

He recognized the feeling for what it was - the need within him to protect and care for something beyond himself. It was that in part that these past years had led him to fight so many fights that were not his. And yet, was not the cause of human liberty and freedom always every man's trust? (A Man Called Trent, chapter 1)

My old Greek, who was my teacher when I was a boy in my own country," I said, "taught me this. It was a Somali saying, I believe: 'Lie to a liar, for lies are his coin; steal from a thief, for that is easy; lay a trap for the trickster and catch him at the first attempt, but beware of an honest man.

Be friendly with all men and censure none, tell nobody too much of your affairs and remember in all dealings with men, or women, to keep one hand upon the doorlatch Ã¢â'¬Â¦ in your mind, at least.

Not even a marshrat will trust itself to one hole only, so always have an escape route, and more than one, if it can be.

listen to the advice of others but to act only on my own beliefs, and to make my own decisions.

One of the easiest ways to be brave is to have bravery expected of you.

We accepted all people as they were and trusted nobody until they had proved themselves trustworthy.

Sure as you tell somethin' to one person, they will tell somebody else, an' warn them not to tell. Of course, they do.

Seems if the Lord really wants a man it doesn't need all that fuss to get him worked up to it. If a man isn't ready for the Lord, then the Lord isn't ready for him, and it's a straight-forward proposition between man and God without any wringing of the hands or hell-fire shouting.

The Lord had my trust, yet of others I was not so sure.

There will be a time when you believe everything is finished. That will be the beginning.