Sentence examples for trustworthy of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "trustworthy of" is not correct and not usable in written English
It does not have a clear meaning or purpose. When writing, it is better to use the phrase "trustworthy". For example: She was always a very trustworthy person.
Still, the most trustworthy of the period-instrument pioneers did not oversell what they were up to.
You can pay off the local warlord, not always the most trustworthy of chaps, and hope he will stop his militiamen from murdering your staff.
Nevertheless, according to the poll, forty-six per cent of voters believe Trump is the more "honest and trustworthy" of the two major-party candidates, while only thirty-eight per cent give the edge to Clinton.
Icis Heren is concerned that the bod at the centre of price-rigging allegations which is being investigated by Ofgem and the FSA [Financial Services Authority] may not necessarily be the most reiliable [sic] or trustworthy of witnesses.
C. J. Sansom, a British lawyer with a Ph.D. in history, proved himself the most trustworthy of authors with "Dissolution," a mystery set during the tumultuous period when Henry VIII was dismantling England's great monasteries and systematically pillaging their earthly treasures.
In this study, content of expert users were compared with random users in terms of trustworthy of their content.
(Capricorn is associated with the trustworthy management of global companies of behemoth stature, the stock market, and large capital investments).
The only trustworthy measure of the position of spinal structures is Radiography [ 24, 29].
However, rarely is there a critical overview of progress or trustworthy statements of generally agreed-on facts.
Copper, a trustworthy barometer of industrial needs, has been one of the year's biggest gainers.
GNM's "trustworthy" score of 82% beat the Telegraph's score of 72%.
