untrustworthiest

Example Sentences

• "And the ladies and gentlemen who are so very anxious to know the orthography of certain words! How often am I to repeat that I never learned to spell, that I am unacquainted with the laws of English spelling, and that I am consequently the untrustworthiest of guides on the matter of orthography."
• "The Tiriotes, from ancient custom, wear large linen cloths, slung around their ugly heads, in the form of a turban, in order to have the appearance of an “Adamy,” a quiet, good man. But in reality they are the greatest thieves, the untrustworthiest crowd around, and are known as such everywhere."
• "“Oh, I don’t know, my lad. Sometimes, and sometimes there's fair breezes. But lor’ bless you, it’s the same everywhere. Weather’s about the untrustworthiest thing I know.”"
• "Why did George Sand exercise such a spell over men of genius? Was she ever quite in earnest except when she said to Sainte-Beuve, untrustworthiest of confidants, yet quaintly popular in that capacity: “I have never met the being with whom I could live and die; and if I could, I should not know how to keep him”?"
• ""I was born at night, second and third / Of January in that untrustworthiest of years / 'Ninety-something-or-other and the centuries / Compass me with fire.""
• "Fritz Dümpfelleu—that untrustworthiest of narrators, yet does he not perhaps hit the mark here?"