Sentence examples for is not unreliable from inspiring English sources
The story may be incomplete, even reticent or teasing, but the narrator is not unreliable.
Unlike the narrator of Shawn's subsequent, masterly play "The Designated Mourner," the narrator here — the Traveller, as he calls himself — is not unreliable, just profoundly distressed at the torture and poverty he has recently witnessed in an unnamed Latin-American country.
First, there is the question of the narrator, who if she's not unreliable in some way is suspect.
Our young people were not unreliable, uncaring or belligerent, but proved to be excellent role models for their generation.
Even if the smoking adjustments are not unreliable and do not bias ORs upward, positive results supporting the diesel-lung cancer hypothesis are still inconclusive because they are model dependent; significance depends on which model and lag period are used.
"I really wanted to write a series about a woman who was in her 40s, who didn't have an addiction or an unhappy marriage or a messy life, who wasn't unreliable.
Us Weekly is not as unreliable as the National Enquirer.
"There are clear signs of a global nursing shortage, meaning an ongoing reliance on overseas recruitment is not just unreliable but unsustainable".
Didion is not an unreliable narrator; on the contrary, she is a scrupulous, obsessive observer of the delirium that sometimes makes her act unreliably.
Two weeks before Italians vote for a new prime minister, the best indicator of how the race is going is not polls (unreliable at best) or television campaign commercials (banned), but the mood of the candidates.
Self-testing is not just unreliable, it is harmful.
