Sentence examples for something to rely on from inspiring English sources

In a world of uncertainty and confusion, a wall is something to rely on; something standing right there, in front of you — massive, firm, reassuring.

"The little black dress is something to rely on — to fill you with confidence and ease," says Ms. McCartney in the text of the accompanying book, published by Rizzoli.

Children need structure and support, something to rely on.

Dr Rush, while an advocate for the supplement, sees it as a short-term solution, and not something to rely on long-term, for good reason.

Eventually, I got sober, and in doing so, I had to find something to rely on that was not my ego, drugs, or alcohol.

Rush, while an advocate for the supplement, sees it as a short-term solution, and not something to rely on long-term, for good reason.

"It's one of those things where even some of the doctors said if this came up again that it's going to be something people are going to rely on as trying to have some sort of historic reference medically to look back on.

His boot has been something the Pumas have been able to rely on throughout the tournament, and he may be the downfall of the Wallabies in much the way Jonny Wilkinson, Sanchez's hero and kicking coach at Toulon, has been historically.

Perhaps it was the natural next step for a world adjusting to divorce and serial monogamy, and searching for something else to rely on, but the 90s were a hotspot for romanticising friendship.

"Billy was surrounded by bad business men, and a lot of people who took his money," says Jackson. "At the end of the day," says Sims. "I needed something else to rely on besides football.

3). Does he show any independence of thought, suggest Trump is wrong about something or try to rely on independent factual data to make his points?