Sentence examples for dishonesty on from inspiring English sources

Romney's dishonesty on abortion is just one example," Ms. Cutter said, noting that a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney quickly reiterated his anti-abortion credentials.

The university revealed on Aug. 30 that it was investigating the possibility that almost half of the students in one undergraduate course had committed "academic dishonesty" on a take-home final exam last spring, either collaborating on answers or plagiarizing them outright.

The Moussaoui case neatly exposes intellectual dishonesty on all sides.

"I am satisfied there has been no dishonesty on Alan's part.

There is no suggestion of dishonesty on the part of Stanford, Millen or Yerolemou.

"Sophisticated dishonesty on this scale calls for the maximum sentence possible," the sentencing judge told Peterson.

His devotion to honesty — or, at the very least, to creating the appearance of honesty in social and political matters traditionally obscured by dishonesty — lives on, both in his own work and in the work of those he influenced.

President Trump woke up on November 3rd, turned on the television, and started tweeting shortly before 7 A.M. "Everybody is asking why the Justice Department and FBIis isn't looking into all of the dishonesty going on with Crooked Hillary & the Dems," he typed.

"Everybody is asking why the Justice Department and FBIis isn't looking into all of the dishonesty going on with Crooked Hillary & the Dems," Trump tweeted in early November, subsequently referring to "deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus..". in a subsequent tweet.

Rarely, however, has his intellectual dishonesty been on such vivid display.

They lock an abused woman, brought up in care, in a room, then employ an actress to pretend she is her mother, so the "meat puppet" will reject her for dishonesty, live on television.