Meanings of altogether reliable in English

It may be that this intervening voice is not altogether reliable.

Communications won't be altogether reliable, so what you may hear could actually be misleading.

However, it's also a day where communications may well be a little prickly and not altogether reliable.

But a bronco, like a mule, is never altogether reliable, particularly as to the action of its heels.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good news may be a little vague and altogether reliable.

We have seen that the "crude" birth-rate is not an altogether reliable index of the reproductive energy of a nation.

Even the rainy season is not altogether reliable, but varies considerably one year with another in the time of its appearance and continuance.

It seemed to him that the clear night sky and the sea were similar, like diffuse and not altogether reliable reflections of each other.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): It may be one of those sparkling, bubbly days where verbal communications are not altogether reliable, whether incoming or outgoing.