Sentences with phrase «moment hypocrisy of»

So, consider for a moment hypocrisy of the Jewish Anti-Deflamation League's refusal to take up the cause of defending the right of Moslems to build a mosque in New York City - and ask what may be motivating that them.

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The media is quick to publicize pastors caught in a moment of hypocrisy.

It was a moment in which Tillman decided Father John Misty would help other people's eyes be opened to the hypocrisies of the world and the truth behind the questions that had plagued him all his life.

Not with the gaping maw of endless news cycles, cellphone camera photos, social media and gotcha blogs, all lying in wait for the Tiger Moment that reveals the lie and exposes the hypocrisy.

This hypocrisy is laughable, few Chelsea fans would suggest that Diego Costa is a saint, however the amount of attention he is getting at the moment is ridiculous.

Now leaving aside the hypocrisy of McDonnell's comments - he himself has repeatedly shared platforms with Tories on issues ranging from airport expansion to closing Guantanamo Bay - it is incredible that the shadow chancellor should choose Khan of all people to criticise at this moment.

... We know the impact that this can have on adolescents, boys and girls, and we have the chance to say that we will seize the moment in policy terms to do something about it... We can end, once and for all, the hypocrisy of tabloids moaning about paedophiles on one page and then saying «hello Gemma, 16 today, first pictures of Gemma aged 16».

Set aside for a moment the ludicrous hypocrisy of a Tory Brexiteer government running a facsimile of the Remain campaign's economic arguments about leaving a union, the threat that will be articulated is not only real but potentially greater than in 2014.

Keeping up with Hollywood's cause of the moment can be tricky and there's no denying the hypocrisy of indulging a toxic environment that made so many deplorable acts possible and make a deal of standing against it.

Using Northup's book of his actual accounts, John Ridley's (Red Tails) script plainly depicts the hypocrisy of the plantation owners spouting scripture one moment and then viciously beating or raping their slaves the next.

The film's at its best in the early sections, filling out the details of the world with nice little character moments for Mildred Dunnock as the school teacher who doesn't get the principal job, Russ Tamblyn as the sensitive shy boy next door and Diane Varsi as the main character, a girl smart enough to see the hypocrisy around her and want to get out of town as fast as she possibly can.

Insofar as I, Tonya touches on the cutthroat, money - soaked world of professional sports, the hypocrisy of Olympic Committee bureaucrats, and the cynicism of the various news media outlets, it contains some intriguing moments.