Sentence examples for strong and trustworthy from inspiring English sources

Most of all he is believable, and his presence on the scene gives Mr. Galbraith's remarkable novelistic debut its essential ingredient: a clear, strong and trustworthy voice.

"Plainly, it has been damaged, but the BBC is a resilient and powerful, and on the whole, a really strong and trustworthy organisation, trusted far more than almost any other part of British public life," he added.

Meanwhile, though they are never anything less than polite, Cole is inordinately afraid of what his new housemates – a former preacher named Elijah; the beautiful pianist, Eve; the childlike Claire and her brother Alex; a man named Walker, who seems suspicious of Cole from the start; the apparently strong and trustworthy Hester – will do when they discover he is an impostor.

Strong and trustworthy relationships, loyalty, and a common vision will bear fruit in difficult times and weathering a crisis.

Therefore, we suggest that pragmatic pedestrian cartography could be deployed initially in urban workshops with few dedicated users, in order to create a strong and trustworthy community that is going to monitor the system as it expands to more users.

It is also important, Ms. Sharan said, that people know "the financial institutions they're working with are strong, stable and trustworthy".

"His whole campaign was predicated on his military record and experience, that he's strong and courageous and trustworthy," said David Parker, who teaches political science at Montana State University and has written extensively on campaigns and elections in the state.

"During a recent closed-door meeting with his security advisers, the prime minister repeated his view that President Assad is a strong leader, who is serious and trustworthy and honors his word," said the statement from Mr. Barak's office.

The beaver will stick around, though Oppenheimer says he may start looking a little more "smart and trustworthy and strong" and a little less like he "missed a day at a 12-step program".

A majority disagrees that he is a strong leader, that he is honest and trustworthy, and that he "understands the problems of people like you".

Maintain a strong sense of ethics by being discreet and trustworthy in how you handle information you obtain from your regular sources and contacts.