Sentence examples for whole trustworthy from inspiring English sources

They concern partial and practical judgments about some aspect of our varied and complex cultures: whether or not people are on the whole trustworthy; the likelihood that people receiving social security are "striving" or "skiving"; whether exams are getting easier or harder.

He has got to make the whole thing trustworthy again".

Kingsolver does simplify and romanticise the politics a bit - there are a couple of twists and turns in the history that she leaves out - but the picture as a whole is trustworthy.

And they're a whole lot more trustworthy than lawyers and bankers.

Each bank would be careful to deal only with counterparties it could trust, and so the whole system would be trustworthy.

"Plainly, it has been damaged, but the BBC is a resilient and powerful, and on the whole, a really strong and trustworthy organisation, trusted far more than almost any other part of British public life," he added.

In a different tone, Chile's economy minister, Pablo Longueira, said the nationalization could be harmful for Latin America as a whole, turning it into a "less trustworthy region" compared with Asia.

But I do it in my journal or to my trustworthy cellie, not to the whole pod.

The whole point of science is to provide a trustworthy guide to the future, not a series of hopeful guesses.

Beattie's portrait of the father is so extreme, his cruelty so gratuitous and comprehensive, that you look for some sign that these not altogether trustworthy narrators aren't telling the whole truth.

In the whole-genome sample, calls made by multiple methods were trustworthy compared with calls made by just one method, yet about half of validated positives were not multiple method calls.