Full of courage and ability to stay the course, this type is trustworthy and self-reliant.
Her persona is mostly familiar: romantic but self-reliant, self-empowered, girl's-girl trustworthy, with a counterpoint of self-torture.
One student highlights this, at first being skeptical of the notion that students can be trusted to assess themselves, yet comes to the conclusion that students are in fact trustworthy: The idea of self-assessment was totally new to me and I was suspicious if it works effectively because I did not trust in students' ability to justly assess themselves.
With his self-deprecating humour and honest love of the music he plays, he provides a trustworthy seal of approval.
They'll need help from trustworthy news organizations and from self-designated editors who point to the good stuff.
"Eco-labeling is a critical step in the regulation of the private sector, and third party labels are generally more trustworthy than the industry's self-certified labels," says Xinghua Li, a professor of media studies at Babson College, who researches green advertising.
It impresses upon the population the idea that if you're fat, it's a personal failing on your part, that you don't care about yourself, you're unhealthy and lazy, whereas if you're slender, you're self-disciplined, organised, trustworthy, reliable, fit and healthy.
Such men were portrayed as honest, trustworthy, educated, employed, having high self-esteem, working toward achieving their goals and aspirations, and being religiously or spiritually observant.
Standing and sitting tall and walking confidently but with ease will send out appealing signals to others that you have self-respect, are trustworthy and can be relied upon.
In an ad for MIOT Hospital, the pilot getting a joint replaced is a woman – because, the ad says, she can't rely on anything less trustworthy for her own most-valued self.
Some people are "serious, decent, and trustworthy"; others are "unconversable, incurious, and self-absorbed".
