Sentence examples for obviously unreliable from inspiring English sources
The novel has an epistolary element, framing its story inside a scholarly article on the Regional Office written by a very obviously unreliable author.
Renoir and Green also share the use of a perspective that is neither omniscient nor subjective — one that is partial and imperfect, but not obviously unreliable.
In "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" and many of her stories, she gives us narrators so obviously unreliable that the reader has to decide for himself what to believe.
In total 11 of these yearly referral rates were either not available or so obviously unreliable that they were excluded from further analysis.
The QG-ST and EP-SM were obviously unreliable because of the large numbers of blue blocks in high-ranked OTUs.
The coefficients b 4 and b 5 are only significant for Picea abies; this means that large trees of all other species never die, a fact which obviously leads to an unreliable long term simulation.
Even the unreliability is unreliable.
Indeed, if good forecasts about what is to be produced in the next weeks can be available, they will obviously become more and more unreliable as the considered period of time will increase, so that layout found using classical approaches can turn out not to be relevant on the medium or long term.
He was drunk, his memory unreliable: 'I was sure we hadn't had sex [but] something had obviously gone on.' The woman, her recollection less uncertain, later sold the story of their dalliance.
