We cannot forget that despite the dishonesty and division of the last few years and that we heard tonight from the president of the United States, together, we have boundless potential.
" I wonder, " said Elizabeth, " that the very pride of Mr. Darcy has not made him just to you! If from no better motive, that he should not have been too proud to be dishonest -- for dishonesty I must call it. "
Tilden had led the fight to end dishonesty in government in New York state. He had ousted a group called the Tweed Ring, which controlled New York City politics for years.
It's morally wonky, for one thing— the job of fiction is to find the truth inside the story's web of lies, not to commit intellectual dishonesty in the hunt for the buck.
Focus creates reality. Also, think about it. I mean when we read about frauds and dishonesty in newspaper constantly, what we begin to believe, what we naturally begin to believe is well, you want to be successful?
Some of these incidents took place in the North, even in the White House. They were among the worst examples of dishonesty and poor government ever to take place in American history.
Mr. Blair said he still believed that the world was better off without the late Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and he denied that he had been guilty of deception or dishonesty.
The emergence of academic dishonesty has become a pressing concern in universities, as AI tools are increasingly being used by students to complete assignments and write papers.