Examples of 'you trusted us' in a sentence

Meaning of "you trusted us"

you trusted us: This phrase conveys a sense of assurance, confidence, or gratitude towards someone who has placed their trust, belief, or faith in another person or organization. It is often used to acknowledge and appreciate the trust that has been given and to reaffirm a commitment to maintaining that trust through words or actions. 'You trusted us' signifies a relationship built on reliability, integrity, and mutual respect

How to use "you trusted us" in a sentence

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you trusted us
Just like you trusted us last night.
When we first went to see you, none of you trusted us.
You said you trusted us.
You trusted us when you chose your press equipment.
I thought you trusted us.
You trusted us to protect him.
You will not be disappointed that you trusted us with your trophy.
You trusted us once.
But you came on land, you trusted us.
You trusted us and we in turn, trusted you.
It 's time you trusted us.
You trusted us to do what 's best . We made a judgment call to assure our survival.
I just think it'd be nice if you trusted us a little more, that's all.
You trusted us to save you, so trust us.
I just think it would be nice if you trusted us a little more, that 's all.

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You trusted us to do what 's best.
Fell in love with us . But you came on land, you trusted us.
Maybe if you trusted us more, we wouldn't have a reason to lie.
You are champions . - You trusted us.
You trusted us to save you, so trust us . Come on.
So, I guess you trusted us after all.
You trusted us during Sarah's kidnapping.
Tag in . You trusted us.
JUNIOR, You trusted us to do what 's best.
Staying be nice, if you trusted us a little more, that 's all, we are your friends.
To earth! You trusted us to protect him!

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