Sentence examples for dishonest speech from inspiring English sources

A Washington Post blog called it a "breathtakingly dishonest speech".

Morsi, in a clumsy and dishonest speech to the nation, blamed it all on "thugs" and a "fifth column" organized by the remnants of Hosni Mubarak's regime.

Slate's Fred Kaplan called it the "most hostile, dangerous, and intellectually confused — if not outright dishonest — speech ever delivered by an American president to an international body".

Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic used the headline: "The Most Dishonest Convention Speech... Ever?" You get the picture.

Even people who were fanatical Bush defenders and Krugman-haters seem to have had enough of Ryan's shtick, thanks to the most dishonest convention speech ever.

The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn asked if it was the most dishonest convention speech" ever.

I didn't believe that any of Christie's clients were being dishonest about their speech.

"True to form, Mitt Romney's most recent 'major policy speech' included dishonest attacks and empty promises of change, but no new policy," said Lis Smith, a spokeswoman for the president.

The Daily Mail says the speech was profoundly dishonest.

The Sun said the speech "was incoherent, dishonest, irrelevant, pitiful drivel... the disjointed ramblings of a dreary career protester... his few ideas were the purest gibberish".

While the Sun, Rupert Murdoch's mass-market tabloid, dismissed Corbyn's speech as "incoherent, dishonest, irrelevant, pitiful drivel," the Daily Mail, another right-wing newspaper, acknowledged, "Those who hoped to see Jeremy Corbyn fall flat on his face — and there were plenty, both inside and outside his party — were in for a disappointment".