Sentence examples for dishonest character from inspiring English sources

"I don't think you are dealing with a fundamentally dishonest character here," Mr. Lewis said.

If we were unable to sue Marin for his actions during the military regime, at least he may be punished due to his dishonest character," he said.

Thomas Hutchinson, Adams's political foe, took his revenge in his History of Massachusetts Bay, in which he denounced Adams as a dishonest character assassin, emphasizing Adams's failures as a businessman and tax collector.

Avoid sighing or making comments about your friend's dishonest character––remember it was the act, not the person's whole personality, that was dishonest.

But his years at the Sunday Express did not make him love Fleet Street, and journalists were usually low, dishonest characters in his books.

You are your volitional words and actions so take care not to cheapen yourself, your integrity and your capacity to be trusted by being dishonest in character.

It was a little dishonest to the character.

To see these characters' dishonest images of themselves exposed for what they are does us all a world of good.

"I would like to thank everyone both in and outside the football world, including club supporters, owners and the media, for their continuing support in this unwarranted and dishonest attack upon my character".

While Walker-Smith made errors of judgment and ultimately paid the price because of his position of responsibility, Wakefield emerged from the hearings as a tarnished character, branded dishonest.

On the Cybercast News Service, an elaborate and official-looking Internet outlet operated by the Media Research Center, a purveyor of conservative opinion, Mr. Bittler was described like this by an anonymous source: "He's dishonest and of low moral character, and we all know character counts".