Sentence examples for hypocritical on from inspiring English sources

Is serving free Coke at Bloomberg L.P. a trifle hypocritical on the mayor's part?

Is it not hypocritical on FIFA's part to lift the transfer ban on Barcelona FC?

"Maybe it was hypocritical, on my part, to join," he said.

If Tea Party standard-bearers end up being as hypocritical on entitlements as most American politicians, then this liberal narrative, at least, will have been vindicated.

Republicans are being completely hypocritical on this, unwilling to embrace an idea they once supported because it might lead to tax increases.

But despite his visit last month to Mexico, Peru and Central America, his government is almost universally described in the region as passive and disengaged on political matters and inflexible and hypocritical on economic issues.

DAVID JIMENEZ Brunswick, Me., Oct. 29, 2012 To the Editor: I take issue with Thomas L. Friedman's suggestion that a pro-life stance on abortion is hypocritical for one who also believes that there are enough gun control laws and that the Environmental Protection Agency already has enough authority to protect our environment.

Not since September 11th has the world felt so close to a collision between what Arabs see as an arrogant, decadent and hypocritical America on one side and what Americans see as an implacable, violent Islam on the other.

It is felt in the Gore camp that, since the Democrats are arguing that every intended vote should count, it would be hypocritical to challenge on a technicality votes that were clearly stated.

Obama, on the other hand, is indecisive, hypocritical, and — on issues like torture and negotiating with Iran — wrong.

She opposed the mayor's efforts to build a stadium on the West Side, and brought waffles to City Hall to mock his "hypocritical" stance on same-sex marriage (which he now vociferously supports).