"There are a lot of people who think he's become extraordinarily hypocritical..
"There are a lot of people who think he's become extraordinarily hypocritical...
He lied to Congress, went against their decision against a war in Nicaragua; he also went completely counter to his own well-dramatized war on drugs to become as hypocritical as any President could be.
In announcing the termination of intercollegiate basketball in July 1982, the Rev. John Lo Schiavo, president of the university, a Jesuit institution, said the program had become perceived as "hypocritical or naïve or inept or duplicitous, or perhaps some combination of these".
The haunted rococo St Petersburg of Tchaikovsky's imaginings has become the morally hypocritical city of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, where we first see high society assembling in a posh-looking cafe, as Peter Wedd's Herman and his army cronies look on and gossip.
He added: "The result would be a dramatic illustration that obduracy has the same rewards as acceptance, and so the program itself would become self-defeating, even hypocritical, in the eyes of those whom it seeks to help".
Hypocritical men become instantly sanctimonious in any place of worship, and a mosque is no exception.
Agrippina is an unscrupulous schemer; Nero, while not yet the monster he would become, is pampered and hypocritical; Claudius is pompous, complacent, and something of a buffoon, while Poppaea, the first of Handel's sex kittens, is also a liar and a flirt.
My forthcoming book, I Want You to Shut the F ck Up, is an examination of how hypocritical we've become as a nation.
