Take One at his Word Meaning & Sentence

Take One at his Word Meaning

To believe on saying, anyone

Take One at his Word Sentence Examples

• I wouldn’t doubt him if he says he’ll be there on time, take him at his word.
• She’s always been reliable, so take her at her word when she says she’ll have it done by Friday.
• I wouldn’t trust him if he says he’ll pay you back, don’t take him at his word.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s sorry, but I’m still skeptical.
• I take him at his word when he says he’ll never lie to me again.
• You can’t always take politicians at their word, they’re known to make promises they can’t keep.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’ll fix the problem, but I’ll be keeping an eye on him.
• I wouldn’t count on him if he says he’ll be on time, don’t take him at his word.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not angry, but her tone suggests otherwise.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s not interested in the promotion, but I sense he’s hiding something.
• You can’t take the CEO at his word when he says the company is doing well, he’s known to be dishonest.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not feeling well, but I’ll make sure to check in on her.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s going to quit smoking, but I’m not holding my breath.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not mad, but her actions tell a different story.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s not interested in dating me, but I sense he’s just being polite.
• You can’t always take your friends at their word, sometimes they’re not being completely honest.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s learned his lesson, but I won’t be surprised if he makes the same mistake again.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not ready for a relationship, but I sense she’s just scared.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s going to start exercising, but I know he’s not a morning person.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not going to the party, but I sense she’s just feeling shy.
• You can’t take your parents at their word when they say they understand, they often don’t.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s not interested in the job, but I sense he’s just being humble.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not mad, but I know she’s just trying to hide it.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s not going to the concert, but I sense he’s just trying to be cool.
• I’ll take her at her word when she says she’s not going to the meeting, but I sense she’s just trying to avoid it.
• You can’t take your teacher at their word when they say they’re going to give extra credit, they often don’t follow through.
• I’ll take him at his word when he says he’s not going to cheat, but I know he’s been tempted before.