Sentence examples similar to Slightly trustworthy from inspiring English sources

The upshot for Gove – who was already polling among Tory members as slightly less trustworthy than Marshal Pétain – is that he should probably never visit the countryside again.

Basically, this means we're now slightly less trustworthy in a financial sense than we were this time last week.

Why then, do we think of the scientist today as someone who is logical, trustworthy and slightly dull?

About half do not think Mr. Obama is honest and trustworthy and slightly more than half said he does not share their values.

Guðni's height was even more impressive on TV than in person, although the same steady gaze that made him seem trustworthy now looked slightly over-fixed.

Clinton was seen as honest and trustworthy by just slightly more than a third of voters in the poll.

The group that was told that the reviewer was paid believed that a slightly more positive review was more trustworthy when the reviewer was not paid.

Fredric Ellis praised Green-Ellis for being "trustworthy in crucial situations" and characterized the nickname as "slightly amusing," if something of a misnomer.

On the other hand, the group that was informed that the reviewer was not paid believed that a slightly more negative review was an indication the reviewer was more trustworthy when they were not paid.

Behrendt puts the same idea slightly more directly: "It's the lack of raging personal ambition that makes her trustworthy".

In all five of the states that held primaries, slightly less than half of Republican voters said they considered Mr. Trump honest and trustworthy, according to exit polls.