Sentence examples for something dishonest from inspiring English sources

It's obvious they're up to something dishonest.

There's something dishonest about the master-disciple relationship.

Certainly "Shrek 2" offers rambunctious fun, but there is also something dishonest about its blending of mockery and sentimentality.

"I guess it gives our children a sense of what happens when people in power do something dishonest, and it's just very upsetting".

Clinton, who has been searching for ways to attack Sanders without alienating his supporters, seems to have fixed on the idea that there is something dishonest, rather than aspirational, in Sanders's talk of initiating a "political revolution" to upend a corrupt system — his plans to change the tax system, introduce "Medicare for all," and make public colleges free.

The director who came to prominence with the Swedish vampire romance Let the Right One In has harsh words for Matt Reeves, who remade the film for Hollywood as Let Me In. "I think that there's something dishonest about copying someone's work," he told The Wall Street Journal.

But I felt that there was something fundamentally dishonest about it.

Pandering on Israel in the hopes of winning Jewish support is hardly a new phenomenon in American politics, but there is something unusually dishonest about this fusillade.

Authors use "almost" to avoid stating an outright fact, as though there were something inauthentic, dishonest, unfinished, undecided or even unwholesome — some might say repulsive, tacky, snub-nosed, too direct — in qualifying anything as definitely a this or a that.

Wentz often incorporates film terms into his lyrics; he seems anxious about the fact that being in Fall Out Boy entails performing, as if there were something inherently dishonest in it.

On the other hand, he's done something that's dishonest and possibly actionable".