underhanded

Example Sentences

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"Common sense might suggest that the public would see these developments, learn about the former president's underhanded tactics, and his fundraising would dry up—especially in the wake of a criminal indictment," Benen wrote Friday.

From Salon

Wilde also claimed in the papers that Sudeikis was “underhanded” and acting in bad faith.

From Los Angeles Times

Conservative attorney George Conway called out Republicans for acting like "complete disgraces" in their defense of former President Donald Trump's alleged underhanded dealings.

From Salon

He played the underhanded, calculating lawyer on “Breaking Bad” and then for six seasons on “ Better Call Saul. “

From Seattle Times

That’s an underhanded way of discouraging the passage of increases in sales and use taxes: Many municipalities provide for such nonbinding measures so voters can get a say on how they want their money used.

From Los Angeles Times