Sentences with phrase «seeming hypocrisy»

Ramsey's seeming hypocrisy over bankruptcy is also a point of contention among people.

And, all I was really trying to lift was the seeming hypocrisy of so many on this site who support things when it suits them, then violate those very standards they are demanding.

Not exact matches

Dylan Farrow mentioned Lively's role in the film in the aforementioned op - ed, elaborating on what seems to be hypocrisy in Lively's handling of the Weinstein case versus the allegations against Woody Allen.

The Alabama — Texas A&M contest seemed to represent the essence of the game: the pageantry, the thrilling athleticism, the big personalities and the collective agreement to ignore the fundamental hypocrisies of the game.

Melania Trump has long received criticism and accusations of hypocrisy for choosing to pursue an anti-cyberbullying campaign that seems counter to the president's combative, day - to - day messages on Twitter.

The Bible teaches the hypocrisy in men that prayed in public to get the public's attention and to seem wise in front of their eyes.

Will, in your post, you seem to have captured intolerance, hatefulness, hypocrisy, selfishness, and weakness.

If we are talking about a larger context... Romans 12:9 seems to echo a solution to the apparent dichotomy between «love your neighbor» and «not peace, but a sword»... «Let love be without hypocrisy, abhor what is evil, cling to what is good».

They worship Christ yet day in and day out all they seem to be focused on is hate, bigotry, intollerance, judging others, violence, hypocrisy, brain washing....

Your concept and idea of Logic seem to be extreme hypocrisy and compulsive lying.

Fortunately, it seems that more and more people are waking up in the 21st century and seeing through the hypocrisy of spiritual entrepreneurs like Ralph Reed, good friend of Jack Abramoff.

Would those thus indoctrinated by the hate speech of liberal hypocrisy (which modern societies seem to embrace so readily) treat the Christians with love and kindness or with fear and intimidation?

well i use to see these people with this shirt that said «moral» majority seems more to me like their shirts should read immoral hypocrisy!

There are many puzzles about contemporary liberalism: its inconsistencies and hypocrisies, its vehement commitments that seem out of step with liberalism's own professed principles.

He seems spot on which is why it highlights their hypocrisy.

There does seem to be hypocrisy there, but equivocating the political brinksmanship of a few with the real needs, beliefs and philosophies of a huge swash of America is just intentional obtuseness.

I abandoned organized religion a long time ago, in part because in my view it promotes hypocrisy and intolerance, at the same time believers seem to think they have a monopoly on morality.

One showed humility, the other arrogance; one practiced sincerity, the other hypocrisy; one made efforts at cultivating unity, the other seemed to delight at encouraging division: and one succeeded in becoming more and more a man of the people, while the other, despite his harsh populist appeals, has grown more distant.

I happen to believe that beauty is the highest ethic because morality seems to dwell in hypocrisy and judgement which steal away beauty.

The hypocrisy, the politics, the gargantuan building budgets, the scandals — church culture seemed so far removed from Jesus.

- This seems valid — the hypocrisy on this comes from both sides.

But what it seems like to me is that we equate «Religion» with what I call «Religiosity» or «Religious Hypocrisy».

If that's the case, it's a bit hypocritical of him to use a computer and modern medical treatments, but hypocrisy doesn't seem to stop any christians from doing and saying what they want.

I believe that the humility that God wants us to have comes from, not so much looking at the dark side of ourselves, analyzing all we think and do, or even recognizing our hypocrisy [you seem to obcess on that]; that can become a grind and lead us down the road of great depression.

If the church, taken as a whole, is at best irrelevant and at worst a training center for hypocrisy, indifference and callousness, it is unlikely that the clergy — members of the religious Establishment — will be the ones to initiate the program of radical change that seems to be called for.

Conservatives and conservative commentators seem to be focused on the hypocrisy of this Democratic administration, comparing the situation to Bush's attacking Iraq on moral grounds.

That Avatar «s melodramatic attacks on corporate interests and its defense of simple, natural living come packaged as one of the most expensive, and probably the most technically advanced, corporate films in history would seem to indicate that only quality bigger than the movie's stupidity is its head - in - the - clouds hypocrisy.

As responses to my CNN post about why millennials leave the church have been pouring in, and as accusations of consumerism fly from one end and of hypocrisy from the other, I was reminded of an older post from April 2012 that seems freshly relevant: «Better Conversations Between the Churched and Un-Churched.»

Then again hypocrisy seems to be the main stay of the religious.

The hypocrisy seems to be in the misinterpretation of what has been said

Taking religion out of the equation, this man seems to be so totally puffed up about himself that he is blind to his own hypocrisy.

The report seemed a mere piece of hypocrisy to Luther, who published it in full with a brief introduction by himself and sharp remarks in the margin.

«I was kind of pointing out the hypocrisy of the fact that if the goal is and the message is that of police brutality, which they've stated, that that doesn't seem very appropriate to protest the American flag.

Given that this last election seems to have freaked out those it didn't surprise, the hostility and hypocrisy and lunacy that has infected every corner of the internet is understandable.

People will forgive a lot, but behavior that reeks of hypocrisy is something that the public seems reluctant to swallow, and Daschle's stepping down and Obama's public apology were good moves, despite the fact that Daschle may well BE the best guy in DC for the job.

With reports online that Tory MPs were still being told to brand Labour's demand for a fuel duty freeze «the worst kind of hypocrisy» at 12:30 BST yesterday, Ms Smith's inability to stick to a government line seems considerably more understandable.

«This seems to be a case of utter hypocrisy and I hope that the government will take the need for reform of this law very seriously and end this double standard between the two houses of parliament.»

The diametric opposition of the standards you seem to wish to see imposed in its aftermath does not serve the interest of peace: it reeks of hypocrisy.

It therefore seems that charges of hypocrisy prove nothing about a topic.

That's the type of hypocrisy that Birdman seems to intentionally indulge, deflecting criticism by embracing its contradictions.

Even its occasional missteps, like the lingering close - up on a giant billboard of Claudia Schiffer (aka Mrs Matthew Vaughn), seem more like self - deprecating in - jokes than commercial hypocrisy.

If there's one thing that such ugly - minded movies always seem to do well, though, it's unwittingly indulging in overt hypocrisy.

It's not like it is difficult to find startling hypocrisy in what passes for public policy debates these days, but the battle over public education seems especially rife with maddening examples, most of them around the notion of accountability, that teachers and schools should be held to high standards and measurable results for the public dollars they use.

Applying Gaston Bachelard's elaboration on Carl Jung's psychoanalytic studies on space as a base point, Lí Wei brings a group of installations which demonstrates a seeming cellar and garret, unleashing an unorthodox conversation between the viewer's internalized desire and external facade of hypocrisy.

The duplicity and hypocrisy of environmental pressure groups seem to be matched only by their consummate skill at manipulating public opinion, amassing political power, securing taxpayer - funded government grants, and persuading people to send them money and invest in «ethical» stock funds.

It seems that Mitt Romney has now developed a similar case of AGW hypocrisy.

The first step was a «hypocrisy reduction project:» seeing whether or not I could actually live locally, get petroleum out of my life in a way that seemed to have at least an increasing slope of legitimacy.

Can all those supposed hypocrisies rub even green - minded folk the wrong way, and could cashing in on the environmental movement seem a little ugly?

Nonetheless, while I wouldn't disagree that would likely be true of some Socialists, I would think that Socialists are actually indistinguishable in those aspects from non-Socialists, and that immorality and / or hypocrisy are not correlates with political ideology — a perspective that would seem to be at odds with what you have argued.

It seems that hypocrisy abounds, and the best that we new folks can hope for is that the senior members somehow have a mass epiphany, or simply wait them out, I guess.