dishonest in, about, with, to or of?
It's still dishonest in my book. |
There is nothing dishonest in that math. |
Most feel that this is dishonest in some way. |
A man is drove to be dishonest in England, but here there is no call for him to be. |
But there's something basically dishonest in all of this covering-up and letting off. |
Those who are dishonest in their dealings shall never be reckoned pure, whatever shows of devotion they may make. |
Mister Speaker, you mentioned that your opponent, Mitt Romney, had a problem with being dishonest in the primary. |
Some of our bankers have shown themselves either incompetent or dishonest in their handling of the people's funds. |
A person may begin with the habit of telling lies and being dishonest in small matters, but this will grow in him. |
But I don't think he's dishonest about it. |
It has nothing scheme-ish or dishonest about it. |
There is nothing sinister or dishonest about it. |
There is something dishonest about the way the teams are portrayed to the public. |
If Romney's campaign has been dishonest about the auto bailout, it should be condemned. |
Now, of course it won't work - but they're dishonest about the reasons WHY it won't work. |
If I am dishonest about anything at any of my blogs, I can lose my license to practice or tarnish my reputation. |
As we've already seen, however, he apparently couldn't make that case without being dishonest about the numbers. |
Israel has been incredibly sneaky and dishonest about how they get hold of American money and use it to create war. |
Am I wrong? Ah, now you're misconstruing direct quotes by totally being dishonest about the question I was answering. |
They were dishonest with the American people. |
We had the impression he was dishonest with us. |
I was dishonest with her and said I didn't feel well. |
If a person has been dishonest with money, no one will entrust him with the true. |
When it comes to love, Ronaldo can be evasive and dishonest with himself and others. |
She wasn't necessarily being dishonest with him but yes, it's possible that she was. |
How do I know that he wasn't being dishonest with this one? I have seen prophet worship from LDS members James. |
It does suggest that we have to trick ourselves to get to the truth, that we're basically dishonest with ourselves. |
We can not be dishonest with our Seemandhra brothers because then we are being dishonest to our future generations. |
But when we are dishonest with ourselves and with God about our spiritual lives, it leads to our hearts becoming hard. |
Doing it this way is dishonest to me. |
It's dishonest to not to acknowledge that. |
Your husband has been dishonest to both of his wives. |
If you are one individual I find it rather dishonest to post under different aliases. |
As a Filipino, without a doubt, but I can't be dishonest to myself and the rest of the world. |
It felt dishonest to the new life not to acknowledge how much it had changed from the old one. |
Trying to start a discussion to change that law because you believe it wrong doesn't seem dishonest to me at all. |
This isn't to say I like the page-turning animations, as you rightly point out they feel dishonest to the medium. |
We can not be dishonest with our Seemandhra brothers because then we are being dishonest to our future generations. |
A person however much of a liar he is will never be dishonest to God while fasting by secretively eating or drinking. |
To say otherwise would be dishonest of me. |
It would be dishonest of me to say otherwise. |
This is either ignorant or extremely dishonest of her. |
In the end, I realized it would be dishonest of me to leave myself out of the book. |
This was extremely dishonest of IFANCA and I can not trust them with anything anymore. |
It's lazy and dishonest of James to pass off the creation of these characters as her own. |
And Sandy Berger as well!!! Rick, I think it's dishonest of you to ascribe feelings to anyone other than yourself. |
A volley of lawsuits was filed, and the more dishonest of the business elite are now facing civil and criminal charges. |
Among the most dishonest of arguments is that a tax on people's homes reduces a reliance on tax from workers ' wages and salaries. |
Which is fair enough, but it's dishonest of them to pretend there hasn't been a change of tack and their motives are tactical/ideological. |
This effort is dishonest for two reasons. |
ITs dishonest for a man and for the bull. |
Or they are simply dishonest for reasons about which one can only speculate. |
It is pusillanimous if not dishonest for an informed investigator to say otherwise. |
He asked Adam, ad verbatim, if it was academically dishonest for him Adam to debate Dr. |
It is fundamentally dishonest for any site to insert words into your posting to change the meaning. |
It is dishonest for the defendant to act in a way which he knows ordinary people would consider to be dishonest. |
To dismiss them as necessarily dishonest for doubting orthodoxy sends absolutely the wrong message about science. |
It's not just intellectually dishonest for the left to suggest otherwise but, as Baker adeptly argues, rhetorically boneheaded. |
But I'd not going to be so arrogant as to call someone else intellectually dishonest for a differing interpretation of the Bible. |
This is thoroughly dishonest by the mandarins. |
Facebook is becoming sly and more essentially dishonest by the day. |
If it was not dishonest by those standards, that is the end of the matter. |
Again, anti-choicers are being dishonest by pulling this verse totally out of its context. |
Working on projects you don't support is soul destroying and makes you dishonest by neccessity. |
Their activities are dishonest by bridging the system illegally and so they should be regarded as illegal. |
It is often considered dishonest by online communities, and such pretending individuals are often labeled as trolls. |
The Obama campaign has been very dishonest by claiming Clinton supports the Bush/Cheney position of not talking to your enemies. |
I don't feel like I'd cheating or being dishonest by using ' premixed ' ingredients or making them myself and counting them as one ingredient. |
On the basis of this and many other black-and-white social cues I feel that you are being dishonest by suddenly rejecting me now for no reason. |
So Rod to suggest greed is the motive is more than a little dishonest on your part. |
But it is intellectually dishonest on several levels to compare the two situations. |
In the length of his career Cole has been rather dishonest on more than one occasion. |
To suggest that there is not an important safety issue is more than a little dishonest on your part. |
People being willfully ignorant and intellectual dishonest on a wholesale scale is another problem entirely. |
Furthermore Rod, your continued misstating my position on coal plants is more than a little dishonest on your part. |
It's striking to me that you say you would fire someone if you discovered that they had been dishonest on a resume. |
This is very dishonest on the part of the nuclear power industry and you, in repeating it here, participate in that dishonesty. |
What is really dishonest on all sides of this ' question ' is for so many interested parties to pretend it's about rational argument. |
They end up being dishonest on both counts, and because people can sniff out the agenda beneath the numbers, they are not trusted either. |
Evidently you're dishonest as well as oblivious. |
I think it's because we are basically dishonest as a nation. |
For R &R; to lose it would require Americans to be as dense and dishonest as the pundits. |
Similarly if someone brings out irrefutable evidence to prove RW is Corrupt and Dishonest as the other Jokers. |
He never has, partly because he is not a scientist, and partly because his ideas are not just wrong, they're dishonest as well as crackpot. |
Many Christian priests, men and women of God, imams and Muslim clerics are just as corrupt, greedy, and dishonest as the politicians if not worse. |
Voting for the lessor of two evils is being dishonest as a voter and it is not supporting the democratic principles on which our nation was founded. |
A change in government offers the chance for everyday Malaysians to take a new road, one that possibly gives them the chance to not be dishonest as a matter of course living in this country. |
That being said, I do find Tim's material to be dishonest at times. |
Anyone who deliberately fuels mistaken arguments is dishonest at a fundamental level, and should both apologize, then get out of the way of the rest of humanity. |
Totally dishonest from the get-go. |
He has been dishonest from the beginning. |
Royce White has been dishonest from the very beginning with himself, the fans and the Rockets. |
I wish there were a way to show my work nice and big and still prevent the dishonest from stealing it. |
Of course fans don't want to listen to cliched comments, but this was very dishonest from both Sergio and Martin (no plan B). |
He is often dishonest like this. |
People who are dishonest like this are jerks. |
I'd rather have a hard ceiling of the people who will ever follow my stuff than be dishonest like that. |
And if they have heard it and choose to believe otherwise then they're being intellectually dishonest rather than ignorant. |
It might be that this was almost always dishonest rather than honest ignorance, but perhaps not, and at least it didn't directly deny the essential second premise, the moral principle. |