Sentence examples for have been trustworthy from inspiring English sources

Its promoters and managers, meaning those who really control the money, seldom have been trustworthy, especially when the mob ran boxing half a century ago.

Because you have been trustworthy in a very small thing, take charge of ten cities.' Then the second came, saying, 'Lord, your pound has made five pounds.' He said to him, 'And you, rule over five cities.' Then the other came, saying, 'Lord, here is your pound.

What made the Mets' 5-2 loss hurt more than other recent debacles was that Howe put his trust in the one reliever who has been trustworthy, closer Braden Looper.

"Alberto and Galen have been very trustworthy," he said.

The military campaign was touch and go, and this led to censorship, when the BBC could instead have been a trustworthy confidant.

Brecht put a great deal of himself into these devious characters; he may well not have been a trustworthy or noble man.

This isn't just a case of excessive risk-taking by investment bankers – it is about the corrupt manipulation of what should have been a trustworthy and independent interest rate.

Given the author's view that the BBC should have been a "trustworthy confidant" in the Falklands war effort, that striking miners were "lemmings" and that MI5 vetting of BBC staff was "defensible and proper", perhaps it's not surprising that she thinks it all worked out for the best – and that even relative autonomy for a public broadcaster is at best work in progress.

"Approximately 130 of these companies have been persistently trustworthy, making our list for more than five straight years.

Are the people that have been rated as trustworthy really trustworthy?" Consider what goes through your mind after you've taken your seat on an airplane.

Decades ago that idea might have been strictly utilitarian: trustworthy, effective, a bargain.