hypocritical造句怎麼寫

But I enied it, and then they hit me and said I am hypocritical.

When he started dressing like a tramp he claimed it was, in part, to advertise his refusal to join polite, ie, hypocritical society.

Politicians are hypocritical for the same reason the rest of us are: to gain the social benefits of appearing virtuous without incurring the personal costs of virtuous behavior.

He is right, too, if somewhat hypocritical, when he argues that taxpayers need a watchdog to stop interest groups from treating the stimulus bill like a second Christmas.

Most ordinary people believe the Chinese government is, if anything, not assertive enough. They see their leaders as spineless and western criticisms of Chinese behaviour as unfair and hypocritical.

Is this hypocritical?

Their hypocritical lies can not cover the ironclad facts.

The real estate agent, an old man with a smiling, hypocritical face, soon joined them.

But enforcement of the rules has been inconsistent and sometimes downright hypocritical.

"You people are very hypocritical, scolding the female stars, at the same time waiting for new photos and links, " wrote one.

One of the merits of the book is that it makes it abundantly clear how the language of negotiators from both the rich and emerging worlds often masks hypocritical pandering to special groups.

Don't believe his hypocritical words.

It's irrational, illogical, and hypocritical, they say, to treat pigs as meals but dogs as friends.

If you haven't been involved with a church before, turning up when you need groceries or you just got a pink slip can feel embarrassing, even hypocritical.

Admonish those hypocritical people should be in of connotation.

When I went shopping one day, a group of girls stopped me, saying that I was I denied it, and then they hit me and said I am hypocritical.

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright said, "Early in life I had to choose between honest arrogance and hypocritical humility."