Sentence examples for dishonest man from inspiring English sources
Mohamed knew that Bouchaïb was a crass and dishonest man.
Luyt, who survived relatively unscathed, was described by Rhoodie as "probably the most dishonest man I've ever met".
He was said to be "a violent and fundamentally dishonest man, exactly like Robert Maxwell".
She went on: "I have seen and heard you give evidence and you are undoubtedly a very, very dishonest man.
I was up West, demanding with menaces.' A very dishonest man, Tony Eist".
("He's a very handsome and dishonest man," she explains, a line representative of the play's low-key humor).
Dishonest men who value loyalty bracket the book.
It is Hollywood radicalism, if you will: the rebel is a romantic hero, and his opponents are dishonest men.
Washington was rigorous in breaking cowardly, inefficient, and dishonest men and boasted in front of Boston that he had "made a pretty good sort of slam among such kind of officers".
The women's young age, trustfulness, naivety, lack of experience with the FTZ environment, and competition to have a boyfriend, was perceived to make them vulnerable to disrespectful and dishonest men's attempts to impress and seduce them.
What may well be a majority of the American people are persuaded that the President is a dishonest and dishonorable man.
