Sentence examples for brazen dishonesty from inspiring English sources
Brazen dishonesty is another.
Indeed, Mr. Ryan's brazen dishonesty left even his critics breathless.
The bogusness of the charges laid against critical activists, and the brazen dishonesty about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, are not incidental aspects of his approach to government.
What do you call a sudden shift in position that demands that you ignore both your "lying eyes" and the official record? "Brazen dishonesty" does not quite do it.
New York magazine's Dan Amira described it shortly before midnight as "appallingly disingenuous and shamelessly hypocritical," with his colleague Jonathan Chait -- who claims to have "the equivalent of a master's degree in Ryan lie-ology" -- later calling out the Republican candidate for "brazen dishonesty".
The more brazen his dishonesty, the less he minds being caught with his pants on fire, the more he can prosper.
Salon's Joan Walsh said the speech was "stunning for its dishonesty" and contained "brazen lies".
Trump's dishonesty is more brazen than that of many politicians, but every president has fibbed, stretched statistics, or broken a promise or two conservatives will recall Obama's "if you like your healthcare plan you can keep it," named "lie of the year" by Politifact in 2013.
Their dishonesty was staggering".
Celebrate dishonesty in Montana".
