“The way society views the whole drug scene is riddled with hypocrisy and double standards.”

“He wants out of the hypocrisy of his ordination, but he has no place to go.”

“We are individuals as well as social beings, and open to accusations of selfishness and hypocrisy.”

“He is a good-mannered hypocrite whose tedious righteousness has driven his beloved wife away.”

“He describes the conduct of one reverend, Mr. Rigby Hopkins, whom he considers the greatest religious hypocrite.”

“When you enunciate your principles, you are condemned as a hypocrite because your people have failed to live by them.”

“Such exhortations are the railings of hypocrites who selfishly skewer non-believers with the power they all-the-time possess.”

“Those who equate them are treacherous without art and hypocrites without deceiving.”

“She firmly tells her audience that chivalry and courtliness are about real things, that hypocrites and coy flibbertigibbets are without honour.”

“This event truly has laid bare, unlike any other, the awful contradictions and hypocrisies of American society.”

“However, second generation migrants are brought face-to-face with the hypocrisies in any society.”

“This is by no means an attempt to negate the faults, hypocrisies and deviations of the American system.”