Moreover, he was blithely unscrupulous in his dealings with the Court, his clients, his brother-attorneys, and his fellow-men at large.

I really began to believe that Dawson likes me, that he sees in me a kindred spirit as patriotically unscrupulous as himself.

His methods are the worst and most unscrupulous of any employed by Russia.

He is honest in not taking, but he is unscrupulous about adequate service.

and William III., the crown had been more lavish and unscrupulous than at any former period in granting away its lands and estates to favorites.

The laws enacted for their protection, and in the absence of which they fall an easy prey to the more unscrupulous among their energetic neighbours, tend to keep them in a condition of perpetual pupillage, and the relation subsisting between them and the Government, which treats them, partly as independent peoples, and partly as infants under its guardianship, involves many anomalies and contradictions.