Sentence examples for image of trustworthiness from inspiring English sources

"He used his access to famous and powerful clients to burnish an image of trustworthiness, inducing them to entrust him with management and control of their financial affairs".

The government said earlier that Mr. Starr used his access to famous and powerful clients "to burnish an image of trustworthiness, leading his clients to entrust him with management and control of their financial affairs," sometimes assuming "total control" over their financial lives.

One of the reasons Warren Buffett has cultivated an image of trustworthiness is because his public persona seemed to be above it.

Stewart was obviously infuriated by the experience of being investigated, yet she never came out and said so. "My public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historic and contemporary information for the homemaker," she told me as we ate an almost comically elaborate Chinese lunch prepared by her chef, Lily.

And she added, in her precise way, "Do you know how to spell it?" Then Stewart, describing the reaction to her plight, went on, "Well, that's puzzling to me, O.K., that's puzzling and also confusing, because my public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historical and contemporary information for the homemaker.

Digital images are facing a crisis of trustworthiness with the emergence of various digital image processing and steganography tools.

The use of wood, especially dark wood, and darker colors tend to convey the image of stability, reliability and trustworthiness, he added.

The lower and upper limits of digital image trustworthiness can then be reliably evaluated by the D-S theory.

Democracy is built on perceptions of trustworthiness.

That's not a very good sign of trustworthiness.

So Erica was subconsciously looking for signs of trustworthiness.