Sentence examples for conferring trustworthiness from inspiring English sources

Quantitative data and the highly structured rules for producing this have been rendered as a powerful tool for conferring trustworthiness to knowledge claims, appearing exempt from subjective judgments and local singularities [ 36].

Another feature, "the vouch," is a sort of seal of trustworthiness conferred upon a member, say, Jack, by another member, say, Mrs. Ripper.

Age can by itself confer a sense of trustworthiness: brewers and bankers are fond of flaunting deep roots.

In August 1895, after gauging burghers' views from across the country, the first volksraad rejected the opposition's bill to give all uitlanders the vote by 14 ballots to 10. Kruger said this did not extend to those who had "proved their trustworthiness", and conferred burgher rights on all uitlanders who had served in Transvaal commandos.

We conferred with our neighbors.

We confer on every tweet.

Bob and I conferred.

Ms. Greene confers with everyone.

Whiteness conferred Americanness.

They conferred by telephone.

Cancer confers a certain kind of myopia.