Sentence examples for seeming unreliable from inspiring English sources

The good memoirist can't afford to compromise readers' sympathies by seeming unreliable.

All this science seems unreliable to he Tells about her own categories and color-code system.

Dr. Krause said he had left these cases out because they seemed unreliable.

The air-conditioned theaters eject us into unforgiving heat, the waterlogged paperback gets crusty with salt, and nature really begins to seem unreliable.

That report, by Philip E. Coyle, director of operational test and evaluation for the Pentagon, concluded that the aircraft seemed unreliable and costly to maintain.

But reports in German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, among others, that an increasingly frustrated EU could, if push comes to shove, decide to consider the referendum result itself as "an official wish to leave" seem unreliable.

Thus, double cross-validation may seem unreliable.

However, this method seems unreliable due to the potential overfitting solution.

Tracking the interests of college kids is a sketchy endeavor in and of itself, but tracking it via their Facebook favorites (i.e. what shows on your profile, not what you post about or share) seems unreliable.

But the nuances of coverage can make travel insurance seem unreliable.

Key prosecution witnesses, he said, seemed unreliable — especially those granted immunity to testify despite having committed violent crimes themselves.