The very courage and trustiness of Fontenelle bore this stamp of discreet moderation.
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To have sponsors or witnesses of the parents' trustiness, and the child's covenant, or not.
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Users on average received the highest scores for niceness and trustiness, followed by coolness and sexiness.
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To show trustiness of our theme, we create fake CV and submitted it to 10 journals.
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How then may I not swear this that thou biddest me, and that with all joy and trustiness?
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Let the Prime Minister present his evidence, such as it is, and save his precious trustiness for his shrink.
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The inspectors will also have to take psychological tests and an integrity test which will test their conscience, trustiness and integrity.
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During the period under review, the Groupwas committed to provision of customized services, thereby enhancing trustiness and satisfaction of its customers.
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By integrating risk assessment and trustiness information into service negotiation and runtime management, the confidence of users in the selected provider and its resources will be strengthened.
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In its issue of October 25, 2005, eight days after the premiere episode of the Report, The New York Times ran its third article on The Colbert Report, "Bringing Out the Absurdity of the News". The article specifically discussed the segment on "truthiness", although the Times misreported the word as "trustiness". In its November 1, 2005 issue, the Times ran a correction. On the next episode of the Report, Colbert took the Times to task for the error, pointing out, ironically, that "trustiness" is "not even a word".
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Many dictionaries (e.g. American Heritage , Merriam-Webster, New Oxford Dictionary of English, etc.) offer definitions for trustiness. The New York Times again discussed "truthiness" in its issue of December 25, 2005, this time as one of nine words that had captured the year's zeitgeist, in an article titled "2005: In a Word; Truthiness" by Jacques Steinberg. In crediting truthiness, Steinberg said, "the pundit who probably drew the most attention in 2005 was only playing one on TV: Stephen Colbert".
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Behar-ul- Anwaar:Vol-02:#80, Appointed by Imam Mohammad al-Baqir for Medina Shaykh Tusi has reported that Imam al-Sadiq appointed him to conduct scholarly discourse. Imam Sadiq ordered him to "Sit in the Masjid of the Prophet and in the religious issues give verdict to the people. I love to have my Shia like Aban ibn Taghlib." Shi'ite scholars consider him reliable and the Sunni scholars such as Al-Nasa'i and Al-Dhahabi which confirmed his reliability and trustiness in his biographical dictionary saying "Aban ibn Taghlib the Kuffen a staunched Shi'ite but trustful, to us his trust, and to him his heresy" he also narrated that Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Yahya ibn Mu'in and Abu Hatam have confirmed him trustful.
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