Sentence examples for more duplicitous from inspiring English sources
This book is much more duplicitous than that.
IT IS hard to find a crueller or more duplicitous government than Sudan's.
Is there any human invention more duplicitous than the personal computer?
I really can't think about a more duplicitous act by Britain vis-a-vis the United States in the post-war period.
But their problem is a straightforward one compared to Jamie and Darby, who seem to have a more duplicitous relationship with technology.
Stanwyck's character in "Double Indemnity" and Greer's in "Out of the Past" were more than duplicitous: they became, to those they ensnared, irredeemably evil.
Indeed, the generals' latest intervention is more insidious and duplicitous than their role after they nudged Hosni Mubarak from the presidency in 2011.
The foreign forces they suggest introducing are Turks, which adds to my fear that administration officials have been more deluded than duplicitous.
No one deserves to be metaphorically stoned in public with his integrity and reputation dragged through the mud more than the smug, duplicitous, self-aggrandizing phony Gingrich.
The commune's duplicitous sexual mores aren't any different from those of suburbia.
