1
He was as unscrupulous as Stokely but tried to mask it.
2
De Tulle has an evil reputation, and is vindictive as well as unscrupulous.
3
This inspired him with an artifice as subtle as unscrupulous.
4
Yes, undoubtedly, just as Satan is clever, and as unscrupulous as that very Satan.
5
In his private, hidden life he was as unscrupulous as the ultra fashionable often are.
6
When he's cornered, Johnson accuses others of his own vices, as unscrupulous journalists always do.
7
To speak of him as unscrupulous would be like attributing moral quality to a reptile.
8
Mr. Pogson was as unscrupulous as fanatics invariably are.
9
Unlike her husband, she knows no fear, and is as unscrupulous as she is fanatical.
10
Politicians have ever been as unscrupulous as the Jesuits, in adopting expediency rather than eternal right.
11
Ambition of power is the great mainspring of his character, and he is as unscrupulous as Napoleon.
12
He usually surrounds them with brilliant, clever women, as unscrupulous as himself, and-well-youcanimagine the result.
13
This noble was as unstable in character, as vain, as unscrupulous, and as ambitious as his father and uncle.
14
Looters who took goods from beached containers in Devon are as unscrupulous as their 17th-century counterparts, writes Rosita Boland.
15
There were whispers of a woman's influence, a beautiful Ranee, a creature as fascinating and as unscrupulous as Cleopatra.
16
He's been at it for a while, making sure everyone thinks the private power companies are as unscrupulous as they come.
