Sentence examples for trustworthy though from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton has repeatedly described Mr. McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, as honest and trustworthy, though the Obama campaign has argued that Mr. McCain's campaign rhetoric indicates otherwise.

It's more pretty than comfortable, and its menu is more interesting than trustworthy, though no evening is likely to be a bust.

Memory is selective and not always trustworthy (though you can do research to fill in some blanks); you have your own strong opinions about the people in your life; sometimes you have to change a name to save someone embarrassment or to duck a libel suit (in which case you should specifically indicate that a name has been changed).

Henry James, who, like many critics of Trollope's era, felt mixed admiration for him, praised his "complete appreciation of the usual" and called him "one of the most trustworthy, though not one of the most eloquent of writers who have helped the heart of man to know itself".

Test.ai's founders believe that their system will be able to grapple with more nebulous concepts in the future as it analyzes more apps, and that it's already gaining insights into concepts like whether a product appears "trustworthy," though there are certainly other areas where bots are trailing the insights that can be delivered by human testers.

These came from sources we thought were trustworthy, and though I did doubt their veracity and was suspicious of the agenda behind the tales, I can see now that the power of propaganda to incite fear is, indeed, real and potent.

Though trustworthy numbers for such events are hard to pin down, that is considerably more than for many other televised pageants that draw large audiences.

Incidents like this, though, call into question how trustworthy that productivity is.

She has won endorsements from both the National Right to Life Committee and the California Pro Life Council, who see her as a trustworthy opponent of abortion, even though she says she would have no litmus test for a Supreme Court justice and believes abortion should be permitted in cases of incest, rape and danger to a mother's life.

Even though Etacts seems trustworthy, handing over a password carries risks — if the service was ever hacked, there's a small chance your password could have been compromised.

The most I would say, trustworthy is Will... even though he in the end was the one who stole $45,000 from clients, was almost disbarred and put Diane in that position.