In the interview, Mr. Saakashvili called the Lukashenko documentary hypocritical, noting the prevalence of political killings in Russia.
Legalization advocates see Obama's crackdown on some medical marijuana outlets as hypocritical, noting that in his memoir "Dreams from My Father" he acknowledged smoking pot as a youth.
And it would be hypocritical not to note that it is still giving much more coverage to league than many other media organisations.
We would agree with Mitchell and go further by noting the hypocritical nature of the cuts demanded here.
Connors, a Jersey City police officer, told PolitickerNJ.com that he found Fulop "hypocritical" for the remarks, noting that Fulop received backing from congressional candidate Don Payne earlier this year.
As Slate notes, it is hypocritical for a foundation that promotes workplace equality and support to hire interns without paying them.
She suggested Mr. DioGuardi was being hypocritical by claiming to be a fiscal conservative, noting that he voted twice to raise the national debt ceiling when he was in Congress.
Warwick has already been forced to reduce its staff by 20% this year, he notes, hard evidence that its vaunted paternalism is hypocritical.
The incumbent must hit grace notes without appearing inconsistent with past criticism or, worse, hypocritical.
Scholars have noted with irony that in depicting the Pharisees as legalistic, hypocritical evildoers, O'Reilly, ironically, picks up on a caricature originally created by Reformation-era Protestants to ridicule Catholics.
