Sentence examples for it was reliably from inspiring English sources

It was reliably Republican because the nation was reliably Republican.

Moreover, it was reliably reported that Gov. Hugh L. Carey thought seriously about removing the mayor altogether.

But "The Deuce" never felt like agitprop: it was reliably anti-pedantic about human behavior, darkly funny, with bold insights about the endless varieties of desire, how it sprouts through the cracks even amid ugliness.

1962 Consortiums to Aid Turkey and Greece PARIS — Two consortiums of capital-exporting North Atlantic nations will be formed before the summer holidays within the framework of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development for aid to the economies of Greece and Turkey, it was reliably learned here today [June 20].

Motorists, it was reliably reported, were pulled out of their cars at fake police checkpoints; along with passers-by with Sunni given names or tribal names, they were led into alleys and shot.Such large death tolls in single episodes, especially in the wake of suicide bombings, have become distressingly common in Iraq.

1938 France and Britain to Stay Aloof LONDON — Whitehall and the Quai d'Orsay will keep hands off in Spain even through the predicted National victory as the price of the democracies for preserving peace in Central Europe, it was reliably reported here tonight [March 26].

Its 9.15am slot means it is reliably supplied with mums, students, and the unemployed.

Although questions remain regarding its specificity, an increasing body of work suggests that it is reliably elevated in the setting of infection.

Hannah J Davies The Rob Brydon-helmed panel show is on its 10th series now, and it has endured for a reason: it's reliably good – albeit formulaic – fun, thanks to the counterintuitive chemistry of David Mitchell and Lee Mack, plus the well-chosen guests.

Now it is reliably unreliable.

And it's reliably the same.