Sentence examples for straightforward hypocrisy from inspiring English sources

Richard Murphy of Tax Research called the list of names "plain, straightforward hypocrisy".

He writes, "If the ideology of American evangelicals a libertarian ethos combined with a restrictive public moralism seems conflicted, that is because it is conflicted, a point not lost on critics of evangelical politics".2 Lynerd carefully shows how this tension within republican theology is not mere straightforward hypocrisy, but he does not claim it is un-problematically consistent.

It's easy, and not incorrect, to see this as simple straightforward hypocrisy.

It was this straightforward-seeming bit of hypocrisy that Justice Stephen Breyer seized on in his dissent.

He predicted the time would come when Britain should talk to Premier Mussolini in a "straightforward manner," without bluffing or hypocrisy.

And one might venture to suppose that Mr. Ford's single sentence in Geneva, standing alone, could be the most straightforward statement by a Bush Administration official, "ever," of America's nuclear hypocrisy.

Hypocrisy abounds.

What hypocrisy.

And hypocrisy.

A. Hypocrisy.

The hypocrisy".