Sentences with word «reliably»

Reliably good!

Rodelle brand Dutch - processed cocoa powder is reliably gluten free and of very good quality.

Thanks for always posting reliably delicious recipes, Deb!!

But when you choose ExpressWeb, your flexible packaging material will run reliably on your presses and perform consistently in even the most challenging applications.

As an 18 year old aspiring baker - I got ta say your site has come in handy for me all of the time:D It's so hard to find reliably delicious recipes online, but all of your recipes give me a great spring board with which I can mess around and put my own twist on things!

It is reliably gluten free.

Requiring a minimal investment of time and effort, this stock will upgrade any dish or sauce you make much more reliably than the store - bought variety.

Therefore, one might predict that people deprived of ordinary sensory input will detect the presence of other people in a room more reliably than they detect the presence of aggregates such as a piece of furniture.

The issue is fundamentally an issue of truth and where it can be reliably found.

While it is recognised that the Church has not achieved the fullest possible expression of the Truth, at any one point in history, the expression that it has achieved is reliably the Truth.

Some disbelievers, like myself, are not concerned with «being right» about the lack of a god, but are actually concerned with the consequences of a world populated in part by those lacking the ability to think correctly, at least about this, which can be indicative (but not reliably so) of similar traits regarding other more important subjects.

It can't reliably get its message out.

It simply can't reliably get its message out.

My own Christian mother was reliably wise and loving, selfish or unkind never, and she treated everyone she encountered as a neighbor, regardless of race, or whatever.24

Here is every moment in which we discovered heaven on earth, God has saved these memories for us and purified them of the falseness with which they were inevitably mixed, restoring them to us no longer as isolated vanishing points but as his and therefore as more truly and reliably ours.

Science CAN reliably date the earth.

Post-modern skepticism regarding absolute truth, or a grand narrative that is reliably true, seems to mean that truth is discovered from within human experience or perhaps even tailor made.

The article appeared, a little surprisingly, not just in The New York Observer, a weekly filled with politics, personalities (serious and celebrity), and artsy stuff, and reliably libertarian in morality, but on the front page, above the fold and illustrated with a striking drawing.

This is not to say that he was always reliably informed, or that — any more than modern historians — he always presented a severely factual account of events.

I would rather defer the question to the end of days, when creation will be restored in the Kingdom, shadows in mirrors will yield to the light of clear knowledge, and (so I am reliably informed) the lion will lie down with the lamb.

as for the «bloodiest religion,» Islam is reliably considered to be at 270 million and counting — and that's straight jihad to extend the Ummah, not political intrigue with a religious flavor: 80 million in Sind / N.

Smitten by Miss Anscombe's beauty and voice, Geach immediately inquired of mutual friends whether she was «reliably Catholic.»

I don't have faith that my car will perform reliably.

Its representation of Islam in America resonates strongly with parallel situations for major Christian and Jewish denominations, specifically the phenomenon of stark, even pointed, internal differentiation intensified by outsiders» usually simplistic, reliably critical assumptions.

Both these scholars then sought to establish strict literary criteria which would reliably clarify the process by which the texts themselves were developed and would thus provide a true picture of the tradition.

Reliably, preaching seems like foolishness [I Corinthians 1].

The concrete possibility of «freedom in the light of hope» rests on our ability to specify the «innovation of meaning» given us in Scripture as reliably the same innovation in all circumstances and vicissitudes.

It first reliably appears at Chester Arthur's inauguration in 1881.

Thus, the Christians were disposed to see the cosmos as reliably consistent.

«This simple set of four questions reliably discerns those who share evangelical beliefs from those who do not,» Stetzer said.

Classic example, the fuzzy and reliably emotive Boston Globe columnist Ellen Goodman.

Throughout the argument at the heart of this book, Scout's reliably in the right, and she knows it.

The Dallas Morning News recently endorsed Hillary Clinton over Trump — the first time that reliably Republican paper has declined to endorse a Republican for president since 1964 and the first time it has endorsed a Democrat for president since 1940.

Probably no states have completed counting all their ballots yet, but in most cases the outcome can be reliably predicted with only a partial count.

Could it really be that religious truth lay in the hands of a Church that safeguarded it reliably for almost two thousand years?

These camel bones however are within the last 4,000 years and thus we can reliably accept the dates with a very small margin of error.

The report of the NCC mission reliably parroted the position of Israel's neighboring enemies while omitting any mention of, inter alia, the anti-Semitic hatred daily spewed by the Arab media, official Arab support for Palestinian suicide bombers, Muslim prohibition of Christian (and, needless to say, Jewish) religious practice, and the conspicuous absence of democracy or freedom of expression in all the countries of the region except Israel.

Under the secret call of grace in which God offers himself, this freedom is always meant either for judgment or salvation, and only the Gospel says reliably where this leap of freedom leads: it encounters the God of forgiving grace, indeed it is made possible only by him.

Although flawed, it is brilliant, and challenges the notions that we can «know» anything reliably with our senses and seeks to find something more reliable than observation.

98 % of weekly pulpit & steeple organizations reliably fail to demonstrate Christ.

At the same time, we can reliably estimate from poll data that there are as many Hispanic Protestants in the U.S., some 8 million, as the number of Jews and Muslims put together.

True, but do we ever reliably go down paths of our own choosing?

Mostly gone are the days of a reliably objective news source.

The 25 - year - old has been one of the most reliably funny of The Daily Show «s correspondents, and she would add some terrific vitality to the stuffy anchor's desk.

The scientific community is dedicated to the construction of a system of understandings that are reliably and universally confirmable.

His posts are reliably written on a level, both gramatically and in terms of presenting his argument, that should embarrass any fourth grader.

But it, much like the American system of government, works pretty well in reliably producing a competent, meritocratic result.

(Some features of this new structure may be due to Orphic influence, but too little is reliably know of Orphicism to allow anything more than conjectures with respect to its influence on Socrates.)

«Our business is to call to mind an occurrence as reliably, concretely and completely remembered as possible, which is entirely unreduced and undissected.»

The Arabist is reliably far too critical of Israel, and too Polly - annish about divisions in the Muslim Brotherhood, but is as informed as any English source I've come across about the situation on the ground in Egypt and the relevant political details, details which have been devilishly complex ones since Muburak's fall.