“Ellis claims that the deceased shyster forgave him several months' rent that Harry now tries to collect.”

“He's a shyster, they say, ripping off poor uneducated country folk with his mumbo-jumbo, and luring a stream of young girls into his bed.”

“Joseph Alessi's playing of the husband and then a shyster lawyer is fine acting.”

“Sekules eventually left the sport behind, increasingly disgusted at the mercenary amorality of the businessmen and shysters behind the scenes.”

“So now, six years in, what should these shysters, lawyers, and purveyors of vacuous mediocrity do next?”

“If there'd been anything to sue and resue and re-resue over, you can bet those 5,000 shysters the campaign flew in would be doing it.”