Sentence examples for of a unreliable from inspiring English sources

Much of the book's significance lies in the shocking twist that Bateman's violent behaviour may have never happened at all, and are just the imaginings of a unreliable narrator.

Though told in the third person, the perspective is that of an unreliable narrator.

ING contends it is the victim of an unreliable judiciary system.

In the old economy, periods of joblessness were a clear sign of an unreliable borrower.

Pat McFadden, a Labour MP, likened the bank's behaviour to that of an unreliable boyfriend.

The Governor of the Bank of England has been something of an unreliable boyfriend.

Taylor was a brilliant creator of the unreliable narrator, and in this biography it becomes apparent that he was something of an unreliable narrator of his own life.

It is rapidly apparent that these are the words of an unreliable, or at least fitfully frustrated narrator.

Mr. Hamed openly dismissed its value – not because of its performance but because of an unreliable ammunition supply.

Most are the result of humdrum internal problems, like bad planning or the choice of an unreliable sub-contractor.

However, the epistolary format of Lionel Shriver's novel turns it into the record of an unreliable narrator's possibly deluded reminiscences.