hypocritically

He was not necessarily behaving hypocritically in doing both those things.

At the same time, the burdens on these countries continue to be hypocritically ignored.

But it shouldn't be necessary for me to hypocritically pretend otherwise.

Hypocritically, the state never meant for us to provide "quality higher education" for anyone but the middle class.

This is no way, to stop someone's childhood and then hypocritically call it in the name of democracy."

Hypocritically, I criticized the men for getting sleepy in the ambush site.

He promises, hypocritically, not to wrong Hamlet's offered love.

That is why Labour is desperately, hypocritically against any changes.

I did see a more personal shame in those eyes, though, a sharp embarrassment at having been caught, hypocritically, with his pants down.

Hypocritically, and typically, the Bush administration won't release the full report without major deletions.

They don't have these very stringent rules which everybody breaks hypocritically."

You try, quite hypocritically, to approach it from Belford's point of view.

Hypocritically, they embrace plasma formation technology, regarding it as a necessary evil.

The meaning of dissemble changes from "disguise" to "act hypocritically".

I say hypocritically because he is too smart not to know what he is doing.

First, rain had come, surreptitiously and hypocritically, over New England.

Edward claimed hypocritically that Clarence would serve for a diplomatic marriage and none other.

The story was a godsend to Republicans who had been harping (in many cases, hypocritically) on the character issue.

"It's usually that way in a new place," said Rumata hypocritically.

Hypocritically, he flashed them his sweet southern smile, lifted the new glass in their direction, and sipped.

Many of Phillips' characters lack faith, and the majority of those that do believe act hypocritically.

He was always proud of his son, always hypocritically sad because I had no children to be my heirs.

They hypocritically maintain that their aim is to "promote equal opportunities" and "combat discrimination".

Surely it is because the problems which, somewhat hypocritically, closer cooperation claimed to solve have been solved in a different way.