Use of the word hypocrisy in a sentence example

hypocrisy

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Is it because she a remarkably astute and forthright and outspoken woman who 's views challenge and overturn the hypocrisy of others? [noun]

At this point the utter hypocrisy of The New Statesman should be noted. [noun]

I know his principles, and that he detests their cant and hypocrisy. [noun]

Well, no, here begins a new hypocrisy. [noun]

Falsehood and hypocrisy were as unfamiliar to her as fishing is to the sons of the desert. [noun]

For such people marriages exist, but to us they are only hypocrisy and violence. [noun]

Her life was made up of hypocrisy and deceit, and her death shall prove that I know how to punish. [noun]

It would be perfectly simple and clear if you did not by your hypocrisy disguise the truth which has so unmistakably been revealed to us. [noun]

And the greater the divergence between actual life and men's conscience, the greater the extension of hypocrisy. [noun]

But even hypocrisy has its limits. [noun]

According to the existing theory so essential to support hypocrisy, man is not free and cannot change his life. [noun]

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