Sentence examples similar to dishonest feel from inspiring English sources

If you eliminated its obtrusively perky soundtrack and revised its dishonest feel-good ending, "The English Teacher" would be a very different — and much better — movie.

The very fact that anyone would want to fake anything is intrinsically dishonest and feels bad.

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Shriver isn't writing about ordinary motherhood or an ordinary boy, however, and this is where the novel begins to feel dishonest.

But the sentimentality does not feel dishonest or heavy-handed, and Stitch's inevitable domestication does not entirely rob him of his demonic charisma.

That said, as refreshing as they were, I'd feel dishonest calling these soaks "consciousness-altering".

I can't materialize my personality but when I don't behave like myself, I feel dishonest, stuck and unsatisfied.

"But it felt dishonest to go on, to keep asking for money, when we don't feel we've got a chance," she said.

The distancing felt dishonest to many in Mexico.

I felt dishonest, and disloyal, for continuing to say loving things to her.

Without that commitment the experience feels dishonest, callow: nothing more than another fashion spread masquerading as art.