Sentence examples for in which trustworthiness from inspiring English sources

A climate of virtue, for example, is one in which trustworthiness tends to be pervasive, because the virtues (i.e. those other than trustworthiness) tend to enhance trustworthiness (Baier 2004).

Mr. Madoff was not in the courtroom for the hourlong proceeding, in which his trustworthiness and ability to flee were debated by his lawyer, Ira Lee Sorkin, and the federal prosecutor, Marc Litt.

Ren et al. [40] proposed a node evaluation scheme in which each node evaluates the trustworthiness of its neighbours with the assistance of trustworthy neighbouring nodes.

When the system is working right, it creates a virtuous cycle, in which an everyday level of trustworthiness breeds an everyday level of trust.

This second phase, a cosmological account in the traditional Presocratic mold, is what she here refers to as "the notions of mortals, in which there is no genuine trustworthiness" (fr. 1.30).

This year's survey was the first in which J. D. Power sought opinions about the trustworthiness of loan originators.

They cited, in particular, two television commercials in which Mr. McCain compared Mr. Bush's trustworthiness to that of President Clinton.

It is a game in which life or death is determined by speed and trustworthiness.

Vine, who has been dubbed Lady Macbeth, also "accidentally" emailed a member of the public earlier this week with a message intended for her husband, in which she expresses concerns about Johnson's leadership ability and trustworthiness.

We acquire knowledge of the trustworthiness of testimony, as well as knowledge of domains in which the word of others is not to be default-accepted (e.g., salespeople on the quality of competing brands).

There are also distinctly contemporary passages in which Gutenberg draws back from his dictation to reflect on the nature of narrative and the trustworthiness of narrators.