Sentence examples similar to dishonest remarks from inspiring English sources
The second statement is a direct falsehood, one that's founded on a highly dishonest reading of remarks Obama made in April of 2009.
Tucker Bounds, a spokesman for Mr. McCain, called Mr. Obama's remarks "recklessly dishonest".
Richard Morse, a Haitian-American anthropologist and musician, whose mother was a voodoo priestess, described the cardinal's remarks as dishonest.
Following McCain's comments on Saturday, the former Massachusetts governor urged his GOP rival to apologize, calling the remarks "simply wrong" and "dishonest".
National Rifle Association spokeswoman Jennifer Baker called the uproar over Trump's remarks a "distraction created by the dishonest media".
On Thursday, Obama told the crowd she had planned to deliver her normal campaign speech, but said it would have been "dishonest and disingenuous" to do so, as she felt compelled to address Trump's remarks on women.
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Environmental lawyers Client Earth though said: "The prime minister's remarks that the smog is a 'natural phenomenon' was at best shamefully ignorant, at worst downright dishonest.
In remarks after his speech, Duncan spoke in even franker terms, calling the N.B.A. rule a "farce" and "intellectually dishonest".
