Sentence examples for otherwise reliable from inspiring English sources

Even the otherwise reliable Robert McCrum left it out of his top 100.

Others, however, have come to CNN's defense, saying the story was an honest mistake from otherwise reliable reporters.

It's tempting to think of psychological biases as relatively minor irritants that distort our otherwise reliable efforts to get at the truth.

Ms. Kessler ingests a variety of vitamins and other compounds, suspending her otherwise reliable skepticism when it comes to several suspicious-sounding Eastern teas.

These are otherwise reliable Republican voters, including some Christians and evangelicals, who may find themselves less likely to support or even vote for a GOP presidential ticket headed by Romney.

"Women are born with a lightning rod, and whether we honor it or not, it is the feminine principle, a subcutaneous awareness of connectedness," writes the otherwise reliable Sekules.

This erroneous date appeared in several otherwise-reliable sources, including the Townshend-authorised Beforephy Before I Get Old: The Story of The Who.

Minimally, it seems, stroke, quantum accident, or clever neurosurgery could break otherwise generally reliable relationships between target mental states and the self-ascriptions of those states.

The positive reaction of some otherwise very reliable Progressives to Sen. Rand Paul's March 6th, 13-hour talking filibuster on the Senate floor -- think Jimmy Stewart in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" -- concluding at 12 40 a.m.

Some foods were tested in only six or seven normal subjects but otherwise appeared reliable and were included in the first list.

While some doctors enrolled in the diploma programme but did not complete a diploma, the available records were incomplete and otherwise less reliable than for graduates, and therefore these doctors were not included in the study.