| Perdita felt that she had undervalued Marions audacity and resolution, not to speak of her unscrupulousness. |
| It was, according to Balzac, a world in which talent counted for nothing, and bribery, intrigue and unscrupulousness were the key factors in success. |
| The lower jaw of No. 14 is quite Napoleonic in its strength and unscrupulousness, and this face carries its warning with it. |
| The corrupt elements are usually successful in proportion to their astuteness and unscrupulousness. |
| It was a lesson he absorbed as a boy from his wealthy and cynical father, who taught him that greed, arrogance and unscrupulousness were the way of the world. |
| I'd say I was surprised, except that the total unscrupulousness of this crew is by now something to take for granted. |
