Knaves

The knaves were infamous in the region, their misdeeds known far and wide.

The coach was disappointed to learn that some of his players were acting like knaves, breaking team rules and causing trouble.

The knaves in the financial industry were responsible for the economic collapse, causing widespread devastation.

The king was surrounded by knaves who would flatter him and deceive him for their own gain.

The knaves were the subjects of the author's scathing critique, exposing their hypocrisy and moral bankruptcy.

The spy infiltrated the enemy's organization, gathering intelligence on the knaves who threatened national security.

The journalist uncovered the dark secrets of the knaves, exposing their corrupt practices and bringing them to light.

The political leaders warned the public of the knaves who would try to undermine democracy.

The judge sentenced the knaves to a long prison term, setting an example for others.

The knaves were the talk of the town, their misdeeds spreading like wildfire.

The knaves were exposed by the investigative reporter who uncovered their corruption.

The cult leader preyed on vulnerable individuals, convincing them to hand over their money and allegiance to the group of knaves.

The treacherous knaves colluded to embezzle funds from the charitable organization.

The duplicitous knaves falsified evidence to frame an innocent person for the crime.

The manipulative knaves used their charm to gain the trust of their wealthy clients and steal their money.

The cunning knaves conspired to steal valuable artifacts from the museum.

The untrustworthy knaves deceived their master to gain access to his wealth.

The cunning knaves conspired to embezzle funds from the CEO's personal account.

The treacherous knaves manipulated their way into the inner circle of the political party to gain power.

The unscrupulous knaves colluded to sabotage their competitor's product launch.

The scheming knaves plotted to frame their coworker for stealing confidential information.

The knaves were often looked down upon by the nobility.

The knaves worked hard to earn their livelihood.

The knaves had to provide labor to the nobility.

The knaves were treated with disrespect by the guards.

The knaves were known for their quick wit and cunning.

The village was filled with knaves who lived in poverty.

The play tells the story of two knaves who try to deceive a wealthy merchant.

The knaves were forced to pay higher taxes than the rest of the population.

The king refused to give any attention to the knaves who sought audience.

The knaves were only allowed to work in the fields.

The knaves were responsible for maintaining the stables and caring for the horses.

The lord of the manor had several knaves who attended to his every command.

The knaves were tasked with polishing the silverware and cleaning the master's study.

The knaves were responsible for serving meals and tending to the needs of the household.

The wealthy landowner had several knaves who attended to his every need.

He was caught in a web of lies spun by a bunch of knaves.

The businessman was swindled by a group of knaves posing as investors.

The dishonest knaves cheated people by selling counterfeit goods.

The unscrupulous knaves engaged in insider trading to make illegal profits.

The shady knaves engaged in fraudulent business practices to make quick profits.

The intolerant individual looked down on people from different cultures and called them knaves.

The arrogant nobleman treated the commoners with disdain and referred to them as knaves.

The town was plagued by knaves who would steal from unsuspecting travelers.

The knaves took advantage of the elderly man's kindness and stole his wallet.

The children were warned about the knaves who would lure them away from their parents.

The woman fell victim to the knaves who tricked her into giving them her life savings.

The knaves would cheat at cards and take the money of their unsuspecting opponents.

The knaves were implicated in the scandal, causing a public outcry and demanding justice.

The knaves would blackmail their victims and threaten them into submission.