Sentence examples for sort of hypocrite from inspiring English sources
To continue to attack evolution as an "ideology" being used "to indoctrinate children" would make him the worst sort of hypocrite.
But, it's important not to use this as an excuse to shy away from uncomfortable engagement with critique, on the pretense that whoever leveled those critiques is some sort of a hypocrite.
That's the kind of hypocrite you're dealing with.
(14) It is possible to be critical of Israel or critical of Hamas for some act and not critical of other nations when they do the same sort of act without being a hypocrite.
It's just that the word "hypocrite" is working sort of extra hard, there, isn't it?
Geithner's story sort of makes Romney look like a hypocrite, given that he had signed an Americans For Tax Reform pledge never to raise taxes, no matter what.
If truth be told, I was kind of thrilled in a nerdy sort of way that she 1) Knew the word hypocrite, and 2) Used it in its correct context.
That's not the same as believing that all adults are sell-outs and hypocrites, but it's a line of thought that stems from a similar sort of disillusionment.
"It's sort of an accepted rite of passage that a presidential candidate can talk bad about Washington without anyone in Washington accusing him of being a hypocrite afterwards," said Marlin Fitzwater, the press secretary to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush.
Neither Mr. Meacham, who mostly ignores Jefferson's slave ownership, nor Mr. Wiencek, who sees him as a sort of fallen angel who comes to slavery only after discovering how profitable it could be, seem willing to confront the ugly truth: the third president was a creepy, brutal hypocrite.
