Sentence examples for duplicity of a from inspiring English sources

It was duplicity of a very high order.

By 2010, the government was forced to seek a bail-out from the EU, IMF and the European Central Bank.The tapes exposed in detail the duplicity of a small group of Anglo bankers who privately ridiculed regulators and insulted Germany by singing Deutschland, Deutschland über alles, the stanza of the national anthem discredited by the Nazis, even as they were seeking their support.

The only thing that the leaks have torn apart is the duplicity of a government that says something in public - not just to us citizens, but also to the globe - but does something else behind everybody's backs.

So it was really about exposing the lies and duplicity of a WH which "negotiated" with PhRMA and the insurance industry, to give them everything they wanted, then blame it on the Republicans, or Joe Lieberman, or the stars, whatever.

Some criticise the supposed recklessness and duplicity of preparing for a parallel currency that could have become a new drachma, given the government's official commitment to staying in the euro.

Or perhaps the president has sounded the American character and found that the duplicity of fabulousness is a bedrock national value that distinguishes us from our adversaries.

All in the Family furthered national dialogue about the duplicity of bigotry during a pivotal moment in our nation's history.

Arming the contras was a popular Washington policy, but the embarrassing incompetence and duplicity of selling arms to a hated Iran created a "get even" atmosphere.

America has suffered Pakistan's duplicity out of a feeling of helplessness that it can do otherwise and a hope that the Pakistanis will come round.

In 2012 America will not countenance this; by 2014 it may have to.America has suffered Pakistan's duplicity out of a feeling of helplessnessPakistan's generals are harder-pressed at home.

One of the stereotypes about bisexuals is that we're duplicitous, and the reason that that stereotype exists is because, in a sense, we are: we're exposing the duplicity of human nature; we're a living symbol of the fact that sexuality is way more complicated than you think -- and way simpler than you could imagine.