Sentence examples for whiff of hypocrisy from inspiring English sources

A whiff of hypocrisy?

That said, there's more than a whiff of hypocrisy to conservatives' outrage in this matter.

It's a fair question; the American and European positions have a whiff of hypocrisy.

There was more than a whiff of hypocrisy in Mr. Rumsfeld's comments yesterday.

Normally, when a party applauds a defeated or deposed bigwig there is a strong whiff of hypocrisy in the air.

"The whiff of hypocrisy coming from Cameron as he harps on about voting thresholds is overwhelming," he said.

Still, I can't help detecting a whiff of American hypocrisy here.

Nostrils tickled by a faint whiff of rank hypocrisy, emanating from the spectacle of violent men being reprimanded for violent deeds in the context of a violent game?

Tocqueville's solution has a whiff of characteristic French cynicism, even of hypocrisy.

The atmosphere was rife with hypocrisy and even a whiff of nihilism.

An act of hypocrisy?