One feels that he would consider it somehow dishonest, and that this is not a grand principle or a pose, but an instinct.
Recalled to the witness box, Moore said that he had refused to employ James Orsborne because he considered him dishonest.
Manhee is unaware of what she's done wrong and doesn't consider herself dishonest at all, so her story instantly becomes a sort of inward-looking detective story, an investigation to determine what she may have done to stoke Yanghye's firm distrust.
Your interviewer may consider you dishonest.
A report by Morris Chase International, private investigators, in July last year found that aides in his local party in Huntingdon considered him "dishonest", "lazy" and a "disaster".
Continuing its long battle against tax preparers it considers incompetent or dishonest, the Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday sued a pair of Miami, Fla., practitioners, saying they wrongly claimed the first-time homebuyer's credit for dozens of clients.
Although medical students consider dishonest behaviour to be wrong, a substantial number of students report that they engage in dishonest behaviour [ 17, 18].
But if we understand those paranoias to be symbolic beliefs, rather than real convictions — an attention-grabbing way of saying, "I consider Obama phony, dishonest and un-American" — then conservative behavior makes a lot more sense.
2011 saw the French government pounce on what they consider unhealthy or dishonest practices in restaurants or collectivities.
Polls generally show most Sanders supporters are willing to back Clinton over Donald Trump if only to keep the Trump monster out of office even if they consider Clinton a dishonest agent of elites.
