Sentence examples for a more trustworthy from inspiring English sources

For young viewers in particular, "The Daily Show" provided a more trustworthy daily news summary than almost any show on Fox News or CNN (a low standard, admittedly).

The scores released on Wednesday were the first attempt to establish what the officials considered a more trustworthy measure of students' abilities.

Lawrence Kaplan, author, with William Kristol, of "The War Over Iraq," says, "We've begun to think of ourselves as a more trustworthy universal arbiter than the U.N. itself".

In fact, the entire speech was built around the idea that Mr. Kerry is a more trustworthy custodian of American security than the president he wants to replace.

Most patients who bring me their copy have not even opened the envelope: they assume that the communication is between doctors and they are merely a more trustworthy messenger than the fax.

Charity is a fine thing, but the state – or in this case the Arts Council – is a more trustworthy distributor of taxpayers' money than the whims of wealthy donors.

Like a more trustworthy-looking Alastair Campbell (Mock The Week producers, you can reach me through my Twitter).

It's more like a, it's part of medical care rather than off at the side I would imagine that it might seem a little more reassuring and a little more, trustworthy is not quite the right word, but because it's more of a part of the medical community rather than this research, we're going to send blood to Toronto, you've got to do some questionnaires.

Rampant health and safety issues, as well as the general transition from a more community-focussed culture to one that values individual wealth, have people of all ages yearning for a simpler, more trustworthy time.

The analytical measurement of object quality, object similarity and object relationships monitoring will make such a framework more trustworthy and transparent for users and regulatory bodies.

We saw some numbers a day or two ago but the source didn't seem reliable — these seem a little more trustworthy.