Sentence examples for be dishonourable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Alternative spelling of dishonorable
When faced with impasse, wriggling through the middle does not have to be dishonourable.
I feel like it would be dishonourable and wrong to keep it.
Some of Jovian's contemporaries, believing that the army could have fought its way out, considered this treaty to be dishonourable.
He has concluded that if his venture in Iraq were to end in unambiguous strategic failure, it would be dishonourable to carry on as prime minister.
I think it would be dishonourable for me personally to stand again as a Conservative MEP in these circumstances, particularly with my strong views on honouring the Brexit result.
My greatest concern flows not from the moral dictates of liberal democracy as personal preference, although it would be dishonourable to pretend that those don't matter, but from the insights of political analysis that lead us to liberal democracy.
But Blair was dishonourable".
I was told it was dishonourable.
No one ever said that I was dishonourable.
"I think it's dishonourable to women," she told Emine.
