Sentence examples for own dishonesty from inspiring English sources

And rarely has it so blatantly copped to its own dishonesty about its actions.

No matter what his perceptions are at the moment, at the end of the day he is a defendant on trial caught in his own dishonesty".

Emilio may be "insignificant" in Paul Heyse's rather antiquated - even at the time - scale of novelistic value; he may also not be a "sympathetic" hero in the contemporary sense (you don't exactly "root" for him; his own dishonesty with his unfortunate sister and his friend Balli turns out to be far more insidious and destructive than Angiolina's).

And, ironically, because this disconnect is so painful to admit, our own dishonesty lives as a blind spot.

It's sinking under the weight of its own fundamental dishonesty and moral depravity.

But it could also reflect confidence that just like Trump, who got elected in 2016 despite his own obvious dishonesty on health care, they too can prevail at the ballot box this November ― and then get back to work a few weeks later, tearing down the very same protections they keep vowing to preserve.

Another half-dozen subplots are strewn hither and yon as the movie swerves between cynicism and maudlin sentiment, oblivious to its own sleaziness and dishonesty.

A half-dozen subplots are strewn hither and yon as the movie swerves between cynicism and maudlin sentiment, oblivious to its own sleaziness and dishonesty.

The university classroom is our best hope for preparing students to become self-conscious of identifying and managing an ethical quagmire -- and most importantly to be honest about their own potential for dishonesty, so they can foresee and forestall consequences that conflict with the person they think they are and want to be.

In a lot of ways, the Bush administration always struck me as a group of people who were just so impressed with their own shamelessness and dishonesty that they wildly exaggerated the extent to which lying about stuff is a useful governing tool.

He was harshly critical of Mr. Obama's fibbing, calling it "amateurish at best," contrasting the President's lack of lying experience with his own half-century of dishonesty.