Sentence examples for underscore the hypocrisy from inspiring English sources

"Our messaging on this is simply to underscore the hypocrisy".

"But they reduce the risk that some Chinese might want to emulate them by describing them as 'anti-government riots.'" Some Chinese news organizations have also seized on the ambivalent American reaction to the Egyptian unrest to underscore the hypocrisy of the United States in sometimes backing dictators over democracy.

Standing near the ruined bus, Representative Jerrold Nadler, a New York Democrat, said the bombing underscored the "hypocrisy" of the hearings in The Hague.

"Conservative Gay Columnist Under Fire" (Business Day, Aug. 6) underscores the hypocrisy of the left's obsession with "diversity".

Rick Roth Seattle, April 6 , 2008• To the Editor: The depiction of Gen. David H. Petraeus in "Generally Speaking" (Week in Review, April 6) underscores the hypocrisy of prevailing notions of civil-military relations.

His message underscored the hypocrisy of Republicans who shriek at the Iranians building a nuclear bomb while shrugging at the thousands of nukes that the Russians have floating around.

Davis, a glittery Vegas-style star who played himself in the episode (he had left a briefcase in Archie's cab), may not have exactly been representative of the black power movement, but he was just right for the job of underscoring the hypocrisy of the age.

I'd underscore the word "flexible".

The numbers underscore the sudden shift.

These worries underscore the bank's muddleheadedness.

To underscore the problem.