Sentence examples for dishonest impression from inspiring English sources
Polling shows that a majority of Americans find Trump dishonest – an impression that his staff is unlikely to be able to counter.
If, without being transparently dishonest, he can dispel the impression that often lingered of a talented man working from the Tony Blair playbook, he will have done much for his reputation.
They thought much of themselves, but they didn't seem dishonest, and they had, or gave the impression that they had, a strong sense of public service.
Here again the show is a bit dishonest; you're supposed to have the impression that the players are shocked by the rigorousness of the training.
The occasional high-profile story about a pop star brought low by dishonest money managers (Think Leonardo DiCaprio, Sting) reinforces this impression.
The impression is that he was sloppy but not dishonest about accounting for contributions to party coffers.
"At other times, I gained the impression that he was not necessarily being deliberately dishonest, but had deluded himself into believing his own version of events.
The dishonest part would be to stick completely to a second impression without owning up to a radically different first one.
The BBC director-general said there was a danger that the phone-hacking scandal gave the impression that all tabloid newspaper journalism was "bad or dishonest".
Dishonest companies use newspaper ads and emails to give you the impression mystery shopper jobs are the first step to higher-paying jobs.
