Sentence examples for hypocritical behavior from inspiring English sources

Sad to say, but Deputy Secretary General Mark Malloch Brown has it exactly right about the United States' hypocritical behavior at the United Nations ("Official of U.N. Says Americans Undermine It With Criticism," news article, June 7).

Hypocritical behavior by public figures has been a kind of subtext to American life in the past couple of decades or so, from adulterous presidents to two-timing evangelists.

If everybody seems to be doing it, if the supermarket tabloids are right about the hypocritical behavior of virtually every public figure we have heard of, then one can only conclude that the virtues in question -- honesty, fidelity, consistency -- are themselves something of a sham.

The author's research question is focused on how to support stakeholders to get objective information, increase transparency in organization and stop hypocritical behavior.

The answer to the research question how to support stakeholders to get objective information, increase transparency in organization and stop hypocritical behavior will be solved by using new approach to the ethics audit.

How are they able to downplay the costs associated with guilt, regret, and hypocritical behavior for acting immorally by going against what they know to be right, and also experience the self-rewards for moral behavior?

In polls, Mr. Stewart's campaign found that voters considered the behavior hypocritical and shocking.

They need to be vigilant about arrogance and about discounting early warnings, shooting the messenger and spotting hypocritical messages and behavior.

While it might be easy to read thse behaviors as hypocritical, we consider how full professors' self-plagiarism could be positioned in other ways.

One might also take a page from Stephen Darwall (2006), and maintain that in blaming, we are attempting to give the blamee a distinctively second-personal reason to apologize and/or change her behavior, and that hypocritical blame fails to communicate this distinctive reason.

If true, the behavior casts a hypocritical light on the president, who made Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton's misuse of a private email server the focal point of his campaign ― something he still does when he encourages his supporters chanting "Lock her up!" at his rallies. .