Sentence examples for dishonest case from inspiring English sources

By the way, I'm sometimes accused of making ad hominem attacks because I say that so-and-so is making a dishonest case for such-and-such a policy.

Maureen Dowd nails the infuriating White House strategy to "double down on their dishonest case'' by scaring us with statements like "the safety of America depends on the outcome of the battle in the streets of Baghdad".

One important difference between our current scandal and the Watergate affair is that it's almost impossible now to imagine a Republican senator asking, "What did the president know, and when did he know it?" But even people who aren't partisan Republicans shy away from confronting the administration's dishonest case for war, because they don't want to face the implications.

Despite the fact that the government has been putting efforts in ensuring the smooth conduct of PSLE in the country, various reports have indicated the prevalence of incidents of cheating and dishonest cases.

Some cases, as well as dishonest cases, have been known also to use their emotional state as a way to manipulate themselves and others.

Gay-rights supporters, however, call that option dishonest: those cases largely derived from decisions before the Supreme Court's 2003 sodomy ruling.

But no one was dishonest in this case".

The fantasy scenes are all fantastically over-designed in a very new agey way; Clint Mansell's musical score is coercive and declamatory, and the whole premise is in any case dishonest.

In particular, we present an attack that allows a dishonest referee, in case of a dispute, to decrypt all the future and past authenticated ciphertext between the contended parties.

He never quite succeeds in making his case that dishonest politics leads to poor English and that, in turn, poor English leads to even less honest politics.

In an unusually harsh 19-page opinion, Judge Lamberth called the Administration's handling of the case "simply dishonest," adding, "the decisions here were made at the highest levels of government".