Sentence examples for particularly trustworthy from inspiring English sources

Historically, women in Chinese politics are not regarded as particularly trustworthy.

"He struck me as very laid-back, kind of coy and not particularly trustworthy," says Greenspan when I speak to him.

In the centrally controlled country, the only families who can live in the capital are those deemed particularly trustworthy, including families of party members and military officers.

Now, Veselnitskaya is not a particularly trustworthy character, and it should be stressed that by her account, she did not furnish any such documents.

"The first time I shook his hand, he struck me as someone who was not particularly trustworthy," said Tom Scott, a former Republican congressman who has known Mr. Rowland since 1980 and opposed the tax.

And, although Queeney never becomes likable — or even particularly trustworthy — the novelist's inspired selection of commonplace family frictions lends her character's flinty opinions weight and force as the novel proceeds.

She is widely recognized for her intellectual leadership in computer science, particularly in trustworthy computing.

Republican lawmakers were careful not to criticize Trump directly, but several said they took a different view of whether Kim was trustworthy, particularly when it came to his role regarding Warmbier, who was returned to the United States in a coma and died shortly afterward in 2017.

Ofcom said the BBC was generally delivering on its remit, and audiences rated the BBC's news output particularly highly for providing trustworthy and reliable news and current affairs material on TV, radio and online.

At the last phase of the second stage negotiations, it is imperative that North Korea give assurance of its intention to renounce all nuclear and ballistic missile programs in a trustworthy, and particularly verifiable, manner.

Blair calculated that a politician offering Britain only "some small comfort" might seem particularly fresh--and trustworthy--after eighteen years of intense ideological warfare and extravagant claims by both parties.