Sentence examples for reliable story from inspiring English sources
The one fairly reliable story we have from Beethoven's deathbed is less poetic, though fully characteristic.
But Holliday himself attacks his own legend, the illusion that the falsified, simplified, salable pablum that usually passes for history tells a reliable story.
The 2008 Democratic primary battle between Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, which concludes Tuesday with contests in Montana and South Dakota, has developed such a reliable story line that pundits can recite it in their sleep.
It tells a reliable story: Chris Farraday (Wahlberg), once the most adept smuggler in the world, bursts out of retirement in order to pay off a debt incurred by the stupid kid brother (Caleb Landry Jones) of his loving wife (Kate Beckinsale).
As for Edith Lewis, only one full letter to her survives, though Mr. Jewell holds out faint hope that more might surface, citing a "pretty reliable" story about a nurse who tried to sell some things she had taken during Lewis's final illness.
In sceptical subjects (especially medical students), this may raise doubts about the truth of the information provided and may require additional measures, such as a reliable "cover story" about the rational why the information is given at all.
The only reliable romantic stories for Hollywood in recent years have been those wrapped in "Twilight Saga" werewolf fur.
ABC's decision to replace Koppel with three anchors Martin Bashir, Cynthia McFadden, and Terry Moran signaled a turn away from Nightline's reliable one-story format toward a look similar to that of other TV newsmagazines.
David Halberstam was too reliable a story-teller to pretend otherwise.His huge, sadly posthumous book spares just one sentence for the manoeuvre whereby the American delegation whisked the necessary resolution through the UN machine when a brief boycott by Stalin's delegation prevented it from applying its veto.
The account of baseball's origin is about as historically reliable as the story of the Mormon prophet Joseph Smith digging an ancient scripture writ on gold plates out of a hill a bit up the road from Cooperstown during that same period.
Is this more recent story reliable?
