Meanings of trustworthy guide in English

What we should be most thankful for is a trustworthy guide.

If so, jealousy was for once a trustworthy guide.

Having reached that point of my history, I deplore the loss of an agreeable and trustworthy guide.

She is a trustworthy guide.

So Lao Tsu had said, and more and more in these uncertain days he was proving the most trustworthy guide.

How can that be received as a trustworthy guide in the invisible, which falls into so many errors in the visible?

The knight willingly agreed to furnish four men-at-arms, and a trustworthy guide who would at least take him as far south as Avignon.

But we must be sure that we are really following some trustworthy guide, and not out of mere laziness allowing ourselves to drift.

I am afraid your mind is disturbed; but I hope that I may be able to be a trustworthy guide for you through life.

Whatever her other failings, Elsie had been a trustworthy guide; she had brought me out of the depth of elf-land into the material world again.

But these instances of misapprehension in the simple things of life, show us that gentle Shakespeare is no trustworthy guide through this rough all-hating world.

"I have been, fortunately, able to find a trustworthy guide for you," he said.

"The very thing I purposed doing, if I could obtain a trustworthy guide," said the commandant.

His initial assumption is, as has been suggested, that experience (application réitérée des sens) and reason are trustworthy guides to knowledge.

But they were great champions of little causes, generous patrons of odd sciences, founders of querulous sects, trustworthy guides to the bypath meadows of erudition.

"You will find it all right, for she will know well that no one could find his way here without a trustworthy guide."