Sentence examples similar to dishonorable tactic from inspiring English sources

"What's happened to John McCain?" the narrator asks, before diving into the recent media blurbs calling the Republican nominee's recent tactics "vile" and "dishonorable" -- and knowingly so, "truth be damned".

So Ms. Clinton's dishonorable display tonight raises all of the old questions about the James Carville-style underhanded campaign tactics for which the Clintons are legends.

More than 100 years later, in 1979, the United States Court of Claims, discussing the federal government's misdeeds against the Sioux, including its tactic of starving them, before it appropriated the land, wrote that "a more ripe and rank case of dishonorable dealing will never, in all probability, be found in our history".

"It's a dishonorable dialogue".

Several other governments deserve dishonorable mention.

Dishonorable, vindictive and bound to bureaucratic immovability.

"Everyone else I interviewed were dishonorable".

Hiding your preference was, to some, dishonorable.

They have shown themselves to be dishonorable".

But this in itself is not dishonorable.

"It is a dishonorable discharge of debts".