Sentence examples for unreliability in from inspiring English sources

Most first-person unreliability in fiction is reliably unreliable; rather mechanically, it teaches us how to read it, how to plug its holes.

And earlier, Wood writes in his review of Rivka Galchen's book "Atmospheric Disturbances," about Dr. Leo Liebenstein, an old man who is losing his mind: Most first-person unreliability in fiction is reliably unreliable; rather mechanically, it teaches us how to read it, how to plug its holes.

It was known that there were inherent weaknesses and unreliability in the grid's capacity.

There is a broader pattern of unreliability in Dugard's book as well.

"And I don't know why guys would," Childress said, citing the lower pay, injury risk, tough travel schedule and teams' unreliability in paying players.

In the same progression the concept of an annual rainfall (nominally 5 to 20 inches) yields to the reality of extreme unreliability in both incidence and expectation.

Sebald plays with this unreliability in "The Emigrants," when he includes a photograph of himself standing on a beach in New Jersey, probably taken by his uncle in late 1981 or early 1982.

A Welsh banker more familiar with rugby union, Smith showed his lack of knowledge for the game – and the NRL's unreliability in being able to brief their incoming CEO to a satisfying level – at his first press conference.

Red Bull are poised to take measures to ensure Sebastian Vettel's bid for a third consecutive Formula One world championship is not wrecked by unreliability in Sunday's title showdown in Sao Paulo.

I've thought about whether this could be intentional unreliability in the narrator, but I think it's just a mistake that should have been caught in editing — and it's one of many.

In order to quantify unreliability in reported POG, therefore, we performed the following calculation.