Quote by Henning Mankell

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

— Louis L'Amour

“The whole game was about confidence, as it always was. Everything was fine—until it wasn't.”

— Ron Suskind

“I didn't trust anyone but myself.”

— Anne Frank

“We must trust everyone and no-one”

— Jack Lasenby

“Everyone in the city was wary to a certain extent - you couldn’t fully trust anyone but yourself - but still.”

— Simone King

“This was the ultimate leap of faith, in a way: I could hardly trust anyone, so I had to trust everyone.”

— Edward Snowden

“Sometimes the people you trusted the most could be the people you should trust the least.”

— Nancy Ann Healy

“People want others to trust them, yet they have no single trust for themselves.”

— John Joclebs Bassey

“And how could I be sure that other people were not doing the same—playing the game to be accepted but suspecting all the time…

— Graeme Simsion

“I was just thinking that people who trust are usually trustworthy, and they tend to project that quality onto others.”

— Ann Shulgin

“Can trust be trusted?”

— Innocent Mwatsikesimbe

“Trust no one, and let none believe.”

— George Lyman