Hypocrisies in a sentence

It is conspiracy theory-based ramblings, continual deflection of hypocrisies, or arguments not based upon facts.

Other than that, it was a festival of cynical lies and rank hypocrisies uttered by DeSantis.

Apart from being an annoying delay before a decent game of footy, anthems are crass and bloated expressions of jingoism, glaring hypocrisies and mawkish platitudes.

Are their hypocrisies and inconsistencies?

A xenophobic chorus of sightseers, their callous comments fired by the misinterpretation of what they see as “evidence”, has the authentic ring you’d expect from a poet with Browning’s ear for the vernacular and nose for English hypocrisies.

Hip-hop, maybe more than any genre, is always openly reflecting on its own industry, whether it’s young rappers wanting to make it, made rappers flaunting their success, or others still critiquing the hypocrisies of the game.

In a political world filled with hypocrisies, the greatest oxymoron on them all is the steadfast support of the Christian evangelical community for Donald John Trump.

It’s a lesson perfectly suited to this moment in our global history because it demands that we reflect upon our respective privilege and the hypocrisies inherent to its existence regardless of allyship.

The song highlights different forms of hypocrisies; from domestic to social, religious and political kinds.

This is a stately yet searing look into some of the fundamental hypocrisies that existed at the heart of the French Revolution.

McVicar’s staging, transposing the opera to Second Empire Paris on the eve of the Franco-Prussian war and exposing the moral and sexual hypocrisies of a society on the skids, remains a thing of wonder.

The Vatican comes with its ills, contradictions and blatant hypocrisies in the field of moral theology and human existence, but on the issue of atomic and nuclear weapons, the position has been fairly consistent, if marked by gradual evolution.

In contrast, his girlfriend cut off a lock of his earlier long hair as a cherished memento of love and liberation from the inhumane hypocrisies of the time.

Arms and the Man is a humorous play that shows the futility of war and deals comedically with the hypocrisies of human nature.

B.S.". He campaigned against the artificial conventions and hypocrisies of the Victorian theatre and called for plays of real ideas and true characters.

Cooper 2004, p. 3. He highlights in particular "Larkin's objections to the hypocrisies of conventional sexual politics that hamper the lives of both sexes in equal measure".

Example works Much of Saki's work contrasts the conventions and hypocrisies of Edwardian England with the ruthless but straightforward life-and-death struggles of nature.

His writing tackles existential questions as well as myriad human flaws, weaknesses and hypocrisies, and it is full of fresh and original metaphor.

Unfortunately, the awards show has become a series of hypocrisies and contradictions, leaving me to question why any contemporary popular artist would even participate.