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• I'm convinced she's being dishonest about what happened and is just trying to avoid the blame.

• We believe that you have been dishonest with us and that some of the details on your CV are false.

• The money never reached the people it was meant for but was stolen by dishonest officials.

• She was upset by the suggestion that she had been dishonest.

• I am very disappointed that you should accuse your sister in such a cowardly and dishonest way.

• A set of players, a constant fraction of which are dishonest, are trying to elect a common leader.

• More than 70 % of the respondents felt that most people were basically dishonest.

• They know that some of the informants may be forgetful, mistaken, dishonest, or motivated by a desire for publicity or even revenge.

• This more rigorous enforcement of social laws also helps address the problem of unreliable, dishonest or malicious agents operating in the open environment.

• For instance, to be untruthful to any degree in any context is dishonest.

• Note, however, that a debt-for-nature swap that is marginally favourable to an honest government is always unfavourable to a dishonest one.

• They observed that 21 years later, advertising continues to use dishonest language as well as other sophisticated means to sell products and services.

• Some "white lies" are not dishonest at all, and some would be borderline cases.

• Secondly, when the pooling equilibrium in model 3 applies, also dishonest countries' behaviour is affected in the same way, by assumption.

• Other things being equal, it makes sense to say that honest actions are morally 'superior' or 'better' than dishonest ones.

• From the outset, then, the army is presented in a negative light, and its representative, the recruiting sergeant, as dishonest.

• However, some jokes are dishonest, since they do not respect the very spirit of what they are alluding to, typically the allegory of the prisoners.

• Claims of objectivity could be seen as a shallow and dishonest cloak for a political agenda.

• It also sought to present an alternative to ' traditional politicians ' seen as corrupt, clientelistic, and dishonest.

• The allegations received by the provveditori in 1619 provided uncommonly detailed descriptions of the ' dishonest acts ' which had occurred between priest and nuns.