Sentence examples for dishonest offensive from inspiring English sources
Random House executives said Mr. Geffen phoned Mr. Olson on Feb. 8. "Geffen characterized the book as dishonest, offensive and inaccurate," said Stuart Applebaum, a spokesman for Random House.
As a resident of Sandy Hook and the son and grandson of Holocaust survivors, I find the NRA's attempt to draw on the Nazis' annihilation of my ancestors to further their political and business objectives to be dishonest, offensive and callously calculated to scare Americans into fighting laws that will save lives.
Bad as he is at home — no president has been more incoherent, dishonest and offensive — he is even worse overseas.
As Mike wrote last night, it's "not just offensive, dishonest and cowardly.
But secretly paying a PR firm to pitch bloggers on stories going after Google, even offering to help write those stories and then get them published elsewhere, is not just offensive, dishonest and cowardly.
But while I set a low bar for who can broadly be considered electable, I strongly believe that a candidate can be so bigoted, offensive, dishonest, ignorant, and ridiculous that a majority of American voters will never elect them to be president.
He blamed "dishonest media" for calling the image, previously spotted on a white supremacist website, offensive to Jewish people.
In the days since, Mr. Avenatti has again gone on the offensive on Twitter and in interviews, claiming that he is a victim of Nike's "dishonest" lawyers.
Sarah Palin's accusation that Obama had been "palling around with terrorists" was an offensive lie, which is to say it was business as usual for the most negative, dishonest campaign in several decades.
He railed against "the dishonest media" for drawing attention to the image and supposedly creating the controversy, and claimed it was not offensive toward Jewish people because he has Jewish family members.
