Sentence examples for unscrupulous man from inspiring English sources

"His father is an unscrupulous man," she said of Juan Miguel Gonzalez.

(Time magazine described its owner, Jorge Pasquel, as "a sinister, swarthy and unscrupulous man of limitless means whose widespread agents operate on a Fu Manchu-like scale").

Others use verbal wit to play with the conventions of the form: "Unscrupulous Man Seeks Patsy," writes one online lonely heart.

In 1995 he published La frontera de cristal: una novela en nueve cuentos (The Crystal Frontier: A Novel in Nine Stories), a tale of nine lives as they are affected by a powerful and unscrupulous man.

An unscrupulous man, often mocked for his hairless appearance; he runs Mandwa as a concentration camp and exploits the villagers in order to deal in cheap cocaine.

This then makes them vulnerable to the advances of unscrupulous men.

His behaviour was enabled by a revolution in sexual behaviour that was supposed to liberate both sexes, but actually offered endless opportunities to unscrupulous men.

She might on the other hand grow to be a nuisance to her friends and a ready tool in the hands of unscrupulous men bent on doing one another harm.

Here, within the setting of a great Victorian mansion set on crumbling cliffs -- a landscape that is both creepy and creeping -- a large cast of variously unscrupulous men and women is brought together in a tangle of murder, mayhem, betrayal, incest and generally bad behavior.

As with Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, on some level the monsters are not entirely inappropriate: the society Austen depicts is highly predatory on both sides, with young girls ready to be picked off and devoured by unscrupulous men such as George Wickham, and equally rapacious women bent on capturing their often unwitting prey.

At the same time, this did not stop him from putting "the unwary on their guard" against the deceits of unscrupulous men.