He is not so much an unreliable narrator as an insufficient one.
Not so much an unreliable boyfriend as a rather complicated one, perhaps.
Love and family loyalty transcend morality and the law, and young Joshua, who acts as not so much an unreliable narrator as an uninformative one, is inducted into a world his mother was clearly fleeing.
For now it's enough to cackle, gloomily, about how much that unreliable "intelligence dossier" on our President seems to echo plot points from the show, and to meditate upon the blurry boundary between art and life.
8 The system of water distribution in KB is complex and much more unreliable than the formal distribution system provided by the city government.
The analysis of metals in feces is considered much more unreliable than levels in blood, and the physician concluded that there was no evidence of environmental exposure to lead, mercury, or cadmium.
Double unreliability — or unreliable unreliability — is rarer, and more interesting, because it asks much more of the reader.
Do we really want to trade that larger opportunity for the much smaller and unreliable pursuit of consumer dollars?
On top of all that come the costs of the important facilities critical to the running of tech-based company.With the power grid unreliable across much of Africa, fuel-powered backup generators often save the day and enable work to go on, but at a significant cost.
This was both true, in that he could be obtuse and unreliable, and much less than the truth, given his parallel existence as a loving husband, doting father, constant friend, cheerful neighbour and generous teacher, and the sheer playfulness of many of his compositions.
But according to a new survey conducting by Consumer Reports, the devices have proven far more unreliable than much of the competition.
