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"After he lied to me, I wouldn’t trust him an inch."

"She seems nice, but I wouldn’t trust her an inch with my secrets."

"He worked hard to win his boss's trust by always meeting deadlines."

"She won her neighbor's trust by helping them during difficult times."

"She is a well-qualified candidate for the position."

"The company only hires well-qualified professionals."

"She greeted me with a warm, friendly smile that made me feel at ease."

"His warm, friendly smile always brightens up the room."

"After years of friendship, I trust him totally with my secrets."

"The team decided to trust him totally with the project's final decision."

"The printer is totally out of order, so we can't print the documents."

"After the storm, the whole city was totally out of order."

"His anger was thinly disguised behind a polite smile."

"The article was a thinly disguised attack on the government's policies."

"The manager had to take the flak for the project's failure."

"Even though it wasn't entirely his fault, he took the flak for the mistake."

"I didn't mean to criticize you—please don't take it the wrong way."

"He tends to take jokes the wrong way and gets upset easily."

"After years of marriage, they started to take each other for granted and stopped showing appreciation."

"Siblings often take each other for granted, forgetting to say thank you for small acts of kindness."

"He felt a sudden twinge in his back when he lifted the heavy box."

"A sudden twinge of guilt hit her when she remembered her promise."

"She has a stubborn streak that makes it hard to change her mind once she's decided something."

"Despite his easygoing nature, he shows a stubborn streak when it comes to his principles."

"I can't believe you would stoop to that level just to win the argument."

"She refused to stoop to that level, even though her opponent was spreading lies about her."

"After five years together, they have built a stable relationship based on trust and mutual respect."

"A stable relationship is often seen as a key factor for personal happiness and well-being."

"When the teacher accused him of cheating, his classmates immediately sprang to his defence."

"As soon as the media criticized the politician, his supporters sprang to his defence on social media."

"That spoilt brat threw a tantrum when he didn't get the toy he wanted."

"She acts like a spoilt brat whenever things don't go her way."

"Many people spend hours every day browsing social networks like Instagram and Twitter."

"Companies use social networks to engage with their customers and promote new products."

"Be careful with him in the deal; he's known to be a slippery customer."

"The salesman turned out to be a slippery customer who avoided all our questions."