Sentence examples for most dishonorable from inspiring English sources

Venturi, the retired CBS television golf analyst, defined the difference between breaking a rule and cheating -- the most dishonorable word in golf.

"We have to fight against these networks who are dealing in human beings, which is the worst, the most dishonorable business, which goes way back and exists until now simply to exploit people in a situation of extreme vulnerability.

This statistic demonstrates, however, that before enactment of the statute, a quarter of malpractice claims were so frivolous that even the most dishonorable hired guns would not testify to the validity of these claims.

Not only poverty stands in the way, but also the charged history: many Sioux ask why they should have to pay for land that already belongs to them, given numerous treaties broken by the United States and a landmark federal court decision in 1979 that called the government's seizure of the Black Hills one of the most dishonorable acts in American history.

"Donald Trump is the most dishonorable and despicable human being to ever serve in the office of the president," Waters said to a standing ovation and thunderous applause at the first major women's convention in 40 years.

In a keynote speech at the Women's Convention, an October gathering in Detroit, Michigan, sponsored by organizers of the Women's March, Waters dubbed Trump the "most dishonorable and despicable" president ever and led the crowd in chants of "impeach 45".

(The only time he used the term "savage" was in describing the Indians of Maine who "made the most disparaging and dishonorable gestures that an uncouth person could possibly do, such as exposing their bare arses to us, all the while howling with laughter").

The president's remarks might have seemed innocuous to civilians, but military law experts say defense lawyers will seize on the president's call for an automatic dishonorable discharge, the most severe discharge available in a court-martial, arguing that his words will affect their cases.

Bachmann had made a place for herself as one of the most divisive, inflammatory, and flat-out dishonorable members of Congress in recent history, and her strong association with the Tea Party (she was the founder of the Tea Party Caucus) has gone a long way toward shaping the group's image for ill.

And it will enhance the country's security by undermining Al Qaeda's most effective recruiting theme — its portrayal of the United States as a dishonorable superpower that sanctions the type of abuses so graphically captured in the images from Abu Ghraib.

The flap earned Berkley a "dishonorable mention" from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, which put her on its annual list of "most corrupt" congresspeople.