Sentence examples for the hypocrisy would be from inspiring English sources

The hypocrisy would be palpable.

Moreover, the hypocrisy would be particularly glaring if the U.S., a government formally committed to the expansion of democracy, advocated the ouster of a democratically elected government (rather as in Ukraine, though that was more by street revolution than coup).

If Clinton were to instruct her Attorney General to investigate any of the allegations against Trump, some of which are quite serious, the cries of partisanship and hypocrisy would be loud and dominate political discourse, thus making it difficult for Clinton to do anything else with her presidency.

Storming the ramparts of sport's prevailing conservatism, chauvinism and hypocrisy would be his constant — and some would say constantly tiresome — theme.

Hypocrisy would be a better word.The damage caused by this state racism is ever more evident.

The hypocrisy here would be astounding if anyone had the capacity to be astounded anymore.

Some members, newly elected beneficiaries of term limits, are sensitive to possible charges of hypocrisy and would be more likely to support a referendum.

Coyotes calls out our environmental hypocrisy, but would be more effective if it didn't sound like an old Eels track.

The breathless hypocrisy would surely be too great to countenance.

"At the end of the day, it would be the height of hypocrisy to ban unpatriotic books from our schools but allow unpatriotic students to attend them," Harland Dorrinson, a spokesman for the school board, said.

Mr. Schroder, grinning broadly after the vote, brushed aside the criticism as "hypocrisy" and said the plan would be good for business, as well as for individuals, by leaving them additional money in their pockets.