Sentence examples for great hypocrisy from inspiring English sources

"There's great hypocrisy in French politics," Mr. Douai said.

He blamed "the great hypocrisy" of nations who emit most of the world's greenhouse gases.

However, he chiefly blamed "the great hypocrisy" of nations who emit most of the world's greenhouse gases.

Mayans died in such numbers that their population did not return to its pre-conquest level until the 1950s, by which time the second great hypocrisy was descending upon them.

Wilson told me that the willingness of courts to allow selective universities to relax their academic standards for athletes and children of alumni but not for African-Americans was "a great hypocrisy" that his constituents would not tolerate.

A great hypocrisy exists in this country: abstinence-only education programs, the highest unintended teen pregnancy rate in the world, slut-shaming, and a sustained attack on Planned Parenthood coexist alongside a booming sexual revolution on college campuses.

It is one of the great hypocrisies of the moment that those who stand to make a fortune in subsidy-based profit are presented, sometimes by those who should know better, as environmental idealists working selflessly for a greener planet.

Your June 15 front-page article about overheated schools highlights one of the great hypocrisies of public education: While no grown-ups would consider working in stifling ovens, we expect students to do so for two steamy months a year.

But the greater hypocrisy is his phony "plan" to solve the entitlements mess by deferring changes to social insurance by at least a decade.

The greatest hypocrisy of the publishers and their allies in this situation is their insistence that "intellectual property" is the same as physical property, which is a lie.

Wendy Doniger of the University of Chicago's Divinity School wrote last Tuesday of Palin: "Her greatest hypocrisy is in her pretense that she is a woman.