Sentence examples for feeling hypocritical from inspiring English sources
AHWs report that smoking cigarettes makes them less likely to provide smoking cessation advice to Aboriginal clients [ 11, 12, 16, 17], and attribute this to a fear of feeling hypocritical [ 11].
The other is that it makes the West look hypocritical: all too willing to bruise Muslim feelings, while protecting Jewish ones by law.Laws against holocaust denial (which 14 countries have) were never a good idea.
She felt a great deal of uncertainty and acknowledged a feeling of being hypocritical about the process, feeling as though she was "picking and choosing" what to believe in.
"I just can't go back there and start hugging people and stuff without feeling a little bit hypocritical," he said.
I'm able to make a distinction between you and me without feeling the least bit hypocritical.
It feels icky and hypocritical to believe, to keep watch, and these feelings are real, no doubt.
That feels self-deceptive, almost hypocritical.
In rebellion against the rhetoric and conventional responses of their Victorian parents, hating dogma, ritual, and hypocritical expressions of unreal feelings, they, nevertheless, inherited from the Victorians a self-discipline and fastidiousness that made bohemian disorder impossible.
