Sentence examples for duplicitous ways from inspiring English sources
A RECENT episode of "The P.J.'s," the foam-animated WB series set in the projects, ended with two boys reflecting on the duplicitous ways of their elders.
The dockers' strike in July 1984 (Revealed: Thatcher's plan to use army during miners' strike, 3 January) was indeed one of the crucial episodes in the coal dispute of 1984-5, not least in revealing the duplicitous ways in which the Thatcher governments defeated their opponents in the labour movement.
Mateen had extramarital affairs with women, two of whom testified during the trial about his duplicitous ways.
(A political aside -- CNN's Anderson Cooper segment this morning reported on the clear intimations that the Saudis would welcome a U.S. attack on Iran. Could it be that one issue (Iran) has anything to do with the other -Saudi magnanimity at the OPEC table keeping the price within a humble $80/bbl range?) Surely not, but shame on us for thinking in such duplicitous ways).
He acted, in my opinion, in a duplicitous way, and what he did was criminal.
Not in a cheating, duplicitous way, just in a, "hey, I've heard a lot about you and you seem really cool...we should hang out sometime".
That's an effete and duplicitous way of diminishing the fact that he is out of touch with a significant segment of the American body politic about which he writes on a daily basis.
"We all know that the character lives on forever within the movie itself...but in a duplicitous way what I'm exploring is whether an actor continues to show certain traits of their movie characters forever in the real world," he says.
But this must be done in a sensible, sophisticated and honorable way rather than the duplicitous fashion the Pentagon has in mind.
Baffled, Saburo derides this plan, earning banishment, and the remaining two brothers, greedy and duplicitous in ways they have clearly inherited from their now fatuously sentimental old dad, plunge the country into chaotic civil war, incited by Taro's wife Lady Kaede (Maeko Harada).
Brazile unquestionably behaved in a duplicitous manner, and CNN was right to be upset.
