The result is a compendium of thundering cliches... "The Hurricane" is a square inspirational movie with one extraordinary sequence — a sequence so good that it makes this rather clumpy and untrustworthy exercise in righteousness worth the trouble.
Almost all states have passed laws protecting the custody rights of military parents; in Georgia, for example, a parent about to be deployed can now transfer the guardianship of children to a friend or family member, rather than an untrustworthy ex.
To defend her virtue theory, Potter would have to insist that in such a situation, either one is required simply to disappoint someone's trust rather than to be untrustworthy, or that the kind of trustworthiness at issue is specific not full trustworthiness.
Note that this isn't about condoning untrustworthy behavior; rather, it's about building up your resilience so that you can cope should things happen for the worse and in the meantime, you continue to live seeking the best in everyone and not assuming the worst.
What is most sacred is written, and images are only second-order depictions, perceived through the eyes — through the untrustworthy sense of vision — rather than by the mind.
Most jewelers prefer to keep the hole in the gem rather than cut it away, but untrustworthy jewelers sometimes fill the stone with glass or borax paste to add weight and make the stone appear higher quality.
"Rather than importing essential resources from potentially untrustworthy foreign sources, we believe that this country's energy security is an issue of paramount importance and that indigenous oil has a key role to play in this regard," the company said.
This suggests that the call methods are relatively untrustworthy and that, in many cases, it rather points out the genes for which experimental problems possibly occurred, e.g. due to cross-hybridization of the respective probes with mRNA from some other gene.
Or, rather, it was the fault of two dastardly Frenchmen and one untrustworthy Spaniard.
Signs that they were potentially untrustworthy included insincere smiles, averted gazes and postures that "leaned away" rather than toward the camera, among others, Dr. Taylor said.
