Sentence examples similar to regarded as utterly dependable from inspiring English sources
The war brought with it an intellectual climate in which attacks on one's colleagues were regarded as utterly inappropriate.
If our debt does reach 77% of GDP, that would have been regarded as utterly profligate just a year ago.
As a theory of how we got to this point, Alexander's view supplies a powerful logic but is of little comfort to advocates of piecemeal reforms, which she regards as "utterly insufficient".
One principle is matter which they regard as utterly unqualified and inert.
Although Trulli and Kovalainen have won only a single grand prix each, they are regarded as dependable and safe hands into which to entrust the new Lotus-Cosworth.
Go to Stereo Exchange on Broadway in the East Village, generally regarded as a dependable outlet for top-quality sound systems, and talk to Alan C, as he calls himself.
In the Conservatives' political calculations, Tonbridge has always been regarded as a dependable, true-blue stronghold, a corner of the electoral field that would be forever Tory.
Even in the early Buddhist tradition, Sakyamuni's attainment of awakening was not regarded as an utterly unique event or even the first occurrence of buddhahood.
His batting was regarded as solid and dependable but unspectacular, and critics accused him of excessive caution at times.
But they are regarded as among the most dependable and valued bonds in the world.
