Sentence examples for Completely to be trusted from inspiring English sources

On a pitch that was not completely to be trusted for most of the day, he struck his first boundary off his 40th ball.

He clearly thinks he knows it all, but does he, and even if he does, how completely can he be trusted?

It is very important to hire a person that you trust completely to be your manager.

Installed in these lofty positions of trust, Ezra Merkin seemed to be a Wall Street wise man who could be trusted completely to manage other people's money.

We lack a neutral entity for social decisions in general, a body (apart from the Supreme Court) whose mature reflection can be trusted to balance the completely intransigent factions and come up with workable policies.

They can't be trusted to make sure you have a hotel reservation upon arrival -- "Sorry, sir, it's not in the computer, and we're completely booked" -- and they can't be trusted to decide the best college football teams in the country, either.

In the legal domain, 100% accuracy is essential: If the machine can't be trusted completely, it will still require manual checking, negating the main benefit.

In general, reference documents on the Z80 or 68000 instruction sets can be trusted as completely reliable.

"She was trusted completely.

This may seem completely unbiased because you are trusting the computer to act on the data provided (credit score) and you are not allowing any other external factors such as age, race, gender, or sexual orientation to influence the decision.

Aside from being completely adorable the goats are trusting and friendly — you'll fall in love and won't even realize the great distances you're covering while you're walking.