Sentence examples for an utterly reliable from inspiring English sources

That would require an utterly reliable spacecraft.

He remains very good, and an utterly reliable catcher, but has inevitably lost speed and range.

Most Cheney watchers, including Bush, believe that Cheney changed from an utterly reliable servitor into an ideologue, partly as a result of the September 11th attacks.

He is also, in the best sense, an utterly reliable conductor who can fare well in any circumstance and, it would seem, just about any repertory.

Today, it continues to give an utterly reliable account of the behavior of the subatomic world, yet there are nagging doubts that there is something rotten at its core.

Who has the biggest navy in the Mediterranean?"As for the peace process with the Palestinians, a clear link exists with Mr Obama's ability to cast himself in the mould of his predecessors as an utterly reliable guarantor of Israel's ultimate security.

"I intend to work closely with the president so that he can both uphold America's traditional role as a place of asylum, but also ensure that anyone seeking refuge in America is fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way," Brown said.

He described it as "a poetry that is so utterly reliable and reassuring that you just can't gainsay it: it's like motherhood and apple pie".

No player matched him as a slip fielder: he was utterly reliable, relaxed and confident, never throwing the ball up after catching it (his father, a mill executive, said this was only for "swanks").

And then they let him off the leash for his role as a hillbilly tank mechanic in David Ayer's half-great war movie Fury, in which he produced as fine an archetypal Appalachian redneck warrior as any army – or movie – could hope for: vile-tempered, quick to fisticuffs, driven by unfathomable religion and self-defeating clannishness, but utterly reliable as a soldier.

Quick and eager on the counter, a fine reader of the game, and utterly reliable.