Sentence examples for altogether trustworthy from inspiring English sources
Beattie's portrait of the father is so extreme, his cruelty so gratuitous and comprehensive, that you look for some sign that these not altogether trustworthy narrators aren't telling the whole truth.
Mr Overy observes: "In this great melodrama Hitler's Germany was the villain; democratic civilisation the menaced heroine; the many forces of progressive thinking the simple-minded but courageous hero; the Soviet Union the hero's bold but not altogether trustworthy accomplice".During this period something strange happened.
"He's completely trustworthy".
He was considered totally trustworthy.
All trustworthy administrators confirm it.
When the younger adults (21 altogether, from ages 23 to 46) labeled a person "not trustworthy," their anterior insulas lighted up.
Now politicians want to banish such information from markets altogether in the name of making them more transparent and trustworthy.
Altogether, BBC Radio Gloucestershire was able to establish themselves as a timely and trustworthy information source.
"But if the novel were to wither — if, say, it metamorphosed altogether into a species of journalism or movies, as many popular novels aready have — then the last trustworthy vessel of the inner life (aside from our heads) would crumble away".
But if the novel were to wither -- if, say, it metamorphosed altogether into a species of journalism or movies, as many popular novels already have -- then the last trustworthy vessel of the inner life (aside from our heads) would crumble away.
