Quote by Larry Correia

“That a man who had once betrayed him, it would be an error in policy ever to trust again.”

— Charlotte Lennox

“How could I ever trust a man who's been as good a spy as you have?”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“Trust had become a commodity that few could afford.”

— Kimberly Derting

“You can trust any number of men with your money, but mighty few with your reputation.”

— George Horace Lorimer

“I didn't trust such general greatness one little bit.”

— Veronica Wolff

“Trust, once lost, could not be easily found. Not in a year, perhaps not even in a lifetime.”

— J.E.B. Spredemann

“I trust that you'll find your way, and whether you succeed or not isn’t significantly important. What damns a man lies in the choices…

— Yvonne von Innes

“I didn't trust men. I wanted to trust them because I knew there must be some good men in the world, but the ones…

— Theresa Weir

“You can trust him to do what he says, a trait which becomes increasingly rare.”

— Tracy Guzeman

“Trust was, after all, a freely given commodity. Once lost, it was not easily”

— H. Leighton Dickson

“Trust is like a valuable antique, once gone, it can never be replaced.”

— Mouloud Benzadi

“More than most men, he valued his name-I only hoped that given time, it would once more have value.”

— Diana Gabaldon