Sentence examples for notion of duplicity from inspiring English sources

At the core of the serious spy novel is the notion of duplicity and mendacity.

If there's anything to extract from the experience beside Refn's amusement at his own staging of violence, it's the notion of duplicity: the poker face as the key to success, and the suggestion that anyone who makes it in any walk of life, legit or not, does so as a real cool killer.

There are always consequences and the problem with the free market or laissez faire approach to international relations which depends on a mixture of indifference and the notion of duplicity as public policy (what competitor wants to tell his opponent the truth) are the costs that accrue.

He was incapable of duplicity.

Moreover, Ms Bair faces accusations of duplicity.

Is it fair to accuse them of duplicity?

Preservationists and town officials have accused Mr. Sabin of duplicity.

By now, the game of duplicity was telling on Maclean.

Suggestions of duplicity have been rejected by Prime Minister Salim Hoss.

But there is no sense of duplicity here.

It's a small but undeniable act of duplicity.