Sentence examples for is less honest from inspiring English sources

Everything is possible (or else the work is less honest than it seems).

Two-thirds of Americans think that society is less honest and moral than it used to be, according to "Bowling Alone," published in 2000, by Dr. Robert Putnam, a professor of public policy at Harvard.

Forty percent of the public says that Trump himself is less honest than most other politicians in Washington.

This false perception came from the Trump campaign successfully manipulating many voters into believing that Clinton is less honest, in spite of the evidence that she is much more honest than Trump.

And it would be less honest.

And "students are less honest in filling in a survey today than historically".

The benefits of this belief have been demonstrated in other research showing that when people doubt free will, they do worse at their jobs and are less honest.

He had made only 17. Had he been less honest, Derbyshire might not have been 94 for five overnight and might not have been all out for 235, conceding a lead of 382.

So much current political rhetoric relies on accepting the idea that the poor differ in fundamental ways, that they care less for their children, that they are less honest, that they are more stupid.

Willgoose, whose band are nominated for Album of the Year at the Association of Independent Music awards with their debut, Inform – Educate – Entertain, admits they use loops and backing tapes to replicate songs when they play live but he says other artists are being less honest.

He implied that Africans are less honest than Europeans.