Meanings of most unprincipled in English

Keir went home, his mind filled with Galloway's most unprincipled roof.

My opponent was the meanest and most unprincipled or ill-principled man I ever met.

The men who insert these advertisements are amongst the most unprincipled swindlers in New York.

The men who insert these advertisements are among the most unprincipled swindlers in New York.

She was one of the most unprincipled flirts I ever knew, and quite the cleverest.

With him was James Carson, one of the poorest scholars and most unprincipled boys in the academy.

What should I do for persons who have just been harassing me with the most unprincipled litigation?

If I gave you back that paper, it would go into the hands of one of the most unprincipled men in America.

You have no idea what it is to be surrounded by a community of Mormons, guided by a leader the most unprincipled.

Victor Inning is the most unprincipled, unscrupulous arms dealer of any nationality in the world and perhaps in the history of the world.

His favourite word he says is kakistocracy, a system of government where the rulers are the least competent, least qualified or most unprincipled citizens.

My eldest brother was articled to a neighbouring attorney, the shrewdest, and, I may add, the most unprincipled man in that part of the country.

"He's the most unprincipled scoundrel that ever went unhung."

"She behaved in a most unprincipled manner to me-thatFitz-Warene," said Lord Milford, "always took my bouquets and once made me write some verses."