Sentence examples for the dishonorable from inspiring English sources

Coombs says the dishonorable discharge was inappropriate.

Must Jim report the dishonorable chairman to university officials?

Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Cemetery in Wrightstown, casting doubt on the dishonorable discharge.

By Adam Gopnik May 25, 2017 France remembers what collaboration between the honorable and the dishonorable right cost the country.

How can the dishonorable convey honors?This strikes my ears a bit like: "How can the unmarried create marriages?" Well, ask a priest.

But for a country so obsessed with honor, Pakistanis seem to care little for the dishonorable acts of their public figures.

Maybe he'll send the dishonorables to Attica.

The collusion involved was quickly exposed and seen by the world notably the Eisenhower Administration as dishonorable and squalid.

"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.

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.

On his blog, which is closely followed by many people at Harvard, Dr. Lewis called the administration's handling of the search "dishonorable," and, like some of his colleagues, said the episode would prompt him to do less of his communication through his Harvard e-mail account, and more through a private account.