Dishonourable used in a sentence

Dishonourable in a sentence as an adjective

Piracy is dishonourable... That's all the reason anyone should need for not doing it.

He was mistaken about what that license meant, not dishonourable.

As the grandparent says, these guys need the equivalent of a dishonourable discharge.

Pre-mined coins are considered dishonourable, but they are very common in alt-coin space.

****** is absolutely not the answer here, and it is thoroughly dishonourable that you could wish to take the life of another.

It's used to recast the employee as property of their employer, and the act of offering them another job as dishonourable.

Skimming the money would have put them up for a dishonourable discharge and possibly some jail time, but I can't see where that would warrant capital punishment.

Although honourable people will not defy patents or reason to use it maliciously dishonourable people will !

If a previously honourable company starts doing dishonourable work, how long a window does an engineer working there have to find another job before he or she is shunned?

Two non-rhetorical questions: is it dishonourable to serve in the military only to avoid legal repercussions?