Sentence examples for unreliable about from inspiring English sources

His memory proved to he very unreliable about what actually happened.

In 1800 he produced his famous period piece, Portrait of Mme Récamier, which he left unfinished because the sitter, then at the start of her career as a reigning Paris beauty, proved unreliable about hours for posing.

Addicts are notoriously unreliable about keeping clinic appointments and have been known to sell even lifesaving drugs, so the participants were offered modest payments to take their daily pills under the eyes of a nurse.

But he admits that his findings have limited value, because they rely entirely on self-reports, which are notoriously unreliable about sex, and did not examine a true cross-section of humanity.

He remained almost comically eloquent to the end, but he was increasingly unreliable about his memories and his judgments (Hardy, to his great credit, does not refrain from drawing attention to some of the more egregious lapses).

We may be well aware that there is something unreliable about the narrative being woven before our eyes, but that never stops us from being desperate to know exactly what is going on.

Both randomization tests and the algorithm of Dong become unreliable when about 50% of the examined factors are significant.

Strawberry Spring a lovely unreliable narrative about a serial killer terrorising university students.

He also backed Mr. Bush on whether the president had used unreliable intelligence about Saddam Hussein's nuclear weapons programs.

Quasi-documentary My Winnipeg (2007) was a dream-like, hugely unreliable memoir about growing up above his mother's hair salon.

The detectives were relying on their instincts, and their instincts turned out to be constructed from inherited and unreliable notions about women in distress.