Sentence examples for the duplicity of from inspiring English sources

This whole episode demonstrates the duplicity of rightwing Euroscepticism.

Those who came under fire that day remain bitter about the duplicity of the Pakistanis.

When Rosemary returned, she spoke at length about the duplicity of Sid Gilman.

But, also as ever, the duplicity of the day job seeps into the bedroom.

The second was about pure light, about New York City and the duplicity of life and information.

The union's president, Peter Marshall,, called it a "betrayal" and promised campaigns "attacking the duplicity of the Andrews government".

Mr. Gilroy's most ingenious structural gamble — the duplicity of "Duplicity" — is to make foreground and background almost perfectly reversible.

At the end of 1971, Anderson made available to news outlets leaked documents revealing the duplicity of Nixon's policy during the war between India and Pakistan.

Indeed, when she writes about the "civil war" in the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), she reveals the duplicity of the tactics used by the communists.

He has been criticized for the duplicity of his dealings with his onetime allies and for a slaughter of Spaniards at a mass.

Or perhaps the president has sounded the American character and found that the duplicity of fabulousness is a bedrock national value that distinguishes us from our adversaries.