Sentence examples for fraudulent nature from inspiring English sources

Apologies for the shamefully fraudulent nature of this approach.

Most tellingly, a torrent of evidence has come out since the documents first emerged that points to their fraudulent nature.

In the case of Homestore, Mr. Geneson said Mr. Ripp had a lieutenant draft a letter to Homestore's accountants that revealed the fraudulent nature of several transactions.

Both men worried about the fraudulent nature of their business, struggled between profanity and culture, and were granted a late flourish.

The new gallery contains the famous "Tate bricks"—a set of fire bricks, assembled by Carl Andre, which were denounced some years ago by the tabloid press as the perfect exemplar of the fraudulent nature of modern art.

Mr Ney stated that he "obviously did not know, and had no way of knowing, the self-serving and fraudulent nature of Abramoff's activities".Also in the spotlight is Tom DeLay.

On Tuesday, a Superior Court judge said Hall's work at the scuba center seemed "fraudulent by nature".

On Tuesday, a judge said the actions of the police officer who taught scuba on leave seemed "fraudulent by nature" but dismissed most of the charges, citing lack of evidence that the officer had misrepresented his condition to the doctor who declared him disabled.

Crane's confident statement that "there was not a trace of anything fraudulent" in Scott's nature is left looking on rather thin ice as a result.

At Mr. Weiss's sentencing on the National Heritage charges on Feb. 15, Judge Patricia C. Fawsett said that given the magnitude and repeated nature of the fraudulent acts, he should be removed permanently from society.

West Palm Beach attorney Theodore Babbitt, the lawyer for the Garcias, said that his clients "seek to highlight the secular commercial nature of the fraudulent activities and inappropriate business dealings which give rise to this complaint," according to the Tampa Tribune.