Sentence examples for found it dishonest from inspiring English sources

Trade was distasteful to him — he found it dishonest and cheap.

Trade was distasteful to him he found it dishonest and cheap.

This is a common trend in auto-bio comics and as I've mentioned before, I find it dishonest.

I find it to be a dishonest play — dishonest in its forced imaginativeness and in its depiction of its young lovers, Florizel and Perdita (the charming Tunji Kasim and Samantha Young), who spend much of their time in blissful ignorance in an unreal Bohemia and then suddenly start speaking as if they knew something about life and grief.

I find it hard to dislike him even though he's involved in some very dishonest activites.

The General Medical Council found him "dishonest" earlier this year, and the Lancet subsequently retracted the 1998 paper in which he had set out his findings.

Strong majorities of Americans find him dishonest, uninformed and temperamentally unfit for the job.

And when a student in an Iowa town hall on Monday said to Hillary Clinton that he didn't see the same amount of "enthusiasm" for Clinton that he did for Sanders – following it up by claiming that his friends found her dishonest (something else that skews female) – it was hard not to think of the word as a warmed over version of "likeable", a sexist trope that has followed Clinton for years.

There was one part of the speech that I found dishonest and dangerous as soon as it flew out of her mouth.

Harney's reply, on May 25 2005, contained, the judge found, "deliberate and dishonest misrepresentations", made to emphasise a lower value for the land.

The heavily advertised "See Clearly Method" (of which sales were halted by a court order in November 2006, in response to what were found to be dishonest marketing practices) included "palming" and "light therapy", both adapted from Bates.