Sentence examples for seem dishonest from inspiring English sources
They thought much of themselves, but they didn't seem dishonest, and they had, or gave the impression that they had, a strong sense of public service.
But by forcing him to deny the mere possibility of a connection between Iraq and the phenomenon of home-grown terrorism, his foes succeed in making him seem dishonest or self-deluding.
It somehow seemed dishonest to try for anything less than a steal-your-breath-away shot.
Changing the criteria to decrease the percentage seems dishonest and unethical.
It seems dishonest of him to suck up to me while simultaneously destroying my book.
When I tried to make Chip less innocent, more worldly-wise and sexually experienced, the story simply seemed dishonest and uninteresting.
In January 1962 he wrote Mr. Lowry that he had been wanting to thank him "but it seemed impossible — it really seemed dishonest — until I could report that the work was done".
It seems dishonest to talk about an accused murderer using the name his family and friends used, and at the same time try to turn his deed into an abstraction by removing the trial from the city in which he stole loved ones from their families and friends.
It's important to do thorough checks and reject a candidate who seems dishonest or criminal.
By contrast, Sunday's entertainment value was in many ways grafted on in a process that could seem vaguely dishonest at times.
