Usar "duplicity" en una oración

1. mortal failures, yes, with duplicity and cowardice and greed, but he cannot run away at the tale’s end

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2. Not Robert Kennedy nor McGovern nor Humphrey would see the point in such duplicity

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3. On recollection it seemed to Ursempyre that the Patriarch was somehow swinging this whole affair, precariously navigating between duplicity and lawfulness, trying to rewrite the Law and everything it had stood for since the very founding of the Territories

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4. account holders, without there to be duplicity of information

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5. Also, it constitutes complete system of information with unique register, without there to be its duplicity

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6. The system verifies in the Knowledge Database: PROJECTUAL if anywhere in the world somebody already effected its cadaster to avoid cadastral duplicity

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7. I regret the duplicity, but we knew that you have been conditioned to cling to the faction system like it is your own mother, and that we would have to help ease you into this new era

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8. He was furious at the papa’s duplicity, but decided to bide his time

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9. I can't handle the lying and the duplicity and the manipulating -

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10. duplicity in two different ways: They limited the

11. But her eyes were full of hate and they reeked of duplicity

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12. Thirteen Mages stared at the two young inventors with such intensity they felt as if all their secret thoughts were suddenly blazoned on their brows, and the duplicity in their hearts was open for all to see

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13. He felt uncomfortable with his duplicity and found an excuse to leave before much longer

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14. particular case complications were introduced by the scandalous duplicity of

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15. It was clear that he had been under a lot of pressure to gain Siri’s co-operation and, Siri thought, ‘Why not work with the Chinese?’ The fact was that, as far as he could make out, when it came to duplicity, there wasn’t a hairs breadth between any of the major political blocks

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16. Siri related the whole conversation to her and she could hardly contain her rage at Musab’s duplicity

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17. More frustrating, however, is the duplicity of our trusted

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18. We were not the first victims of his duplicity, as indicated by the nickname

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19. Now, after sending his conventional forces to fight what had appeared at first to be a minor war in Asia, he was seeing these forces being severely mauled by communist forces, while the full extent of the Soviet Union’s involvement and duplicity was becoming painfully obvious

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20. The message seemed simple enough, perhaps too simple given the duplicity that was apparently involved in this affair with Mr

21. He could hardly believe the duplicity and subterfuge of which members of his own government were capable

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22. With the know duplicity of Soviet leaders, demonstrated by their barely disguised attempt to help the Communist Chinese grab Indochina eight months ago, nothing assured us that the Soviet ground forces would not simply continue their assault across Poland to then grab Germany as well, and possibly the rest of Western Europe

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23. duplicity in the information they provide,” Shule said

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24. In Romans 12:9a the bible says that there is no duplicity

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25. Tammas was amazed “What? A Vulcan response without duplicity?

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26. Her eyes welled up with regrets of her duplicity

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27. “I’m no apologist of the dynastic congress but what about the duplicity of N

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28. negotiations with Beijing it is clear that his duplicity has brought no

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29. The fickleness and duplicity of royalty

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30. duplicity of meaning inhibits understanding

31. I passed the hours before I intended to gather the troupe instead by looking through leaflets of our past successes, and trying not to think about Mother’s duplicity

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32. The Holy Qur’an tells us the state of the Israelites who resorted to duplicity for they neither followed this way of belief nor did they appreciate their Envoy, our master Moses (cpth) who told them that the Sabbath should be a day of abstention from work and for reflection

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33. In their duplicity they fooled no-one but themselves! If they had only believed that there is no god but Al’lah, they would have seen Him nearby, watching and assessing their actions, and then surely, they would have never acted in this way

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34. He remembered more of his mother’s duplicity when he had a memory flash of finding the business card in their house on the dresser

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35. “Do you think you are the only member of this family who plays at duplicity? Surely not, Tel

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36. Miles, at odds with himself, miserable that he should be forced into duplicity, hungry and tired out, leant against the wall and tried to raise himself above his situation by lifting up his heart in prayer, while Manby, below, cleared her throat

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37. While there is nothing wrong per say with such acts of charity even though Prison Fellowship mouthpieces such as Chuck Colson get heavy-handed at times that it is somehow the fault of the average American that these misunderstood souls are behind bars and that these convicts are the 21st century equivalent of Rousseau’s noble savage or somehow on par with Mother Teresa in terms of moral goodness as detailed in my column “A Big Helping Of Christmas Guilt” published in 2003, one way in which this charitable outreach markets itself to the broader Christian community might make some of Colson’s fellow Watergate conspirators blush in terms of its duplicity and slight of hand

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38. We never critically explore and analyze where they actually came from, why they were invented, when they were invented, how they were invented… all the pertinent details which would explain everything have been covered up long ago, forgotten, lost, and buried by the passage of time and by human duplicity and the love of telling tall stories and lying and exaggerating

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39. They absorb every act of duplicity and untruthfulness around them

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40. The very fact that no undead spirit has ever revealed their true identity to a living soul speaks volumes of their universal duplicity as a rotting, secret, hidden, unseen assortment of evil entities

41. They are the morals of duplicity

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42. The ‘means’ defined firstly, as personal voyeurism, illegal activity, complicity, duplicity, obtaining information, and the general abuse of their use of power

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43. deception, duplicity, and hypocrisy throughout its history to motivate and deceive people into

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44. brethren that the ‘human response’ to Dalen duplicity is likely to be a

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45. I glanced at Maria and from the further hardening of her jaw line I could see that she’d realized her duplicity as to how she had just been manipulated by a master of the game

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46. historical denial and duplicity and deception of the people by the governments of nations as

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47. that in an enlightened species, duplicity and the need to hide any thoughts from another

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48. His maneuvers were often tinged with duplicity and ardent self-promotion

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49. This hate, the duplicity, the incessant plotting had become the engine of his presidency

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50. He arose, and told his tale without duplicity or reservation

51. So, he came by his duplicity honestly

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52. Then again, Claire was always really good at behaving exactly the way people expected her to behave—not out of duplicity, but out of self-preservation

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53. Why hadn’t she studied Mayhew’s expression while he watched the movies? Then again, what good would it do? Hadn’t she learned enough about Paul’s duplicity to realize that her judgment could not be trusted?

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54. In order to free his mind from this indistinctness and duplicity of impression, which vexed it with a strange disquietude, he recalled and more thoroughly defined the plans which Hester and himself had sketched for their departure

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55. But she had little interest in exposing Perkin ’s duplicity

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56. Mark was too transparently honest for anyone to suspect him of such duplicity, and perhaps Elfric realized that – or, more likely, Godwyn realized it

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57. Hence it came about that I concealed my pleasures; and that when I reached years of reflection, and began to look round me and take stock of my progress and position in the world, I stood already committed to a profound duplicity of me

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58. The popular lore of all nations testifies that duplicity and cunning, together with bodily strength, were looked upon, even more than courage, as heroic virtues by

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59. What duplicity! But she could not help it probably

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60. She suddenly felt ashamed of her duplicity, but even more she dreaded how he might meet her

61. Now he saw that she understood entirely too well and he felt the usual masculine indignation at the duplicity of women

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62. hands and she was driving the shining needle back and forth as furiously as though Had Scarlett been possessed of such an anger, she would have been stamping both feet and roaring like Gerald in his finest days, calling on God to witness the accursed duplicity and knavishness of mankind and uttering blood-curdling threats of retaliation

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63. He had gone to his father and told him one vexatious affair, and he had left another untold: in such cases the complete revelation always produces the impression of a previous duplicity

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64. her duplicity in the affair of the house had exceeded what he knew, and had really hindered the Plymdales from knowing of it, she had no consciousness that her action could rightly be called false

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65. You discover Hypocrisy and Guile as if you were Adam discovering the Serpent’s first Duplicity, and you rail at an indiff’rent God, but later, as you endure, you will learn that He hath put you here for many Lessons

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66. You offer me negotiations! But what is the aim of your alliance with England? What has she given you?’ he continued hurriedly, evidently no longer trying to show the advantages of peace and discuss its possibility, but only to prove his own rectitude and power and Alexander’s errors and duplicity

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67. And so she saw through this duplicity, this display of patronizing affection, and she was panic-stricken when she realized you weren't alive anymore, just as you wanted her to be

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68. She was frank with him: the duplicity of the nuns had provoked in her a certain resistance to rituals, but her faith was intact, and she had learned to maintain it in silence

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69. Her husband had an aversion to the air of the Andes that he concealed with a variety of excuses: the dangers to the heart of the altitude, the risks of pneumonia, the duplicity of the people, the injustices of centralism

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70. I expected duplicity and coarse coquetry and wa^ wretched

71. Why not instead of indolence or duplicity imagine something more innocent in me, stupid, perhaps, but more honourable, qiie diable ! I am only too often stupid, without being honourable

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72. I admit that I told you of Lebedeff’s duplicity, on purpose

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73. He had an unbounded admiration for his own poems, but, through a certain cunning duplicity, he was pleased, too, that Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch always made merry over his poems, and sometimes laughed at them immoderately

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74. As for ladies and girls, Pyotr Stepanovitch's arguments (the duplicity of which was obvious now) turned out to be utterly incorrect: exceedingly few had come; to four men there was scarcely one lady—and what ladies they were! Regimental ladies of a sort, three doctors' wives with their daughters, two or three poor ladies from the country, the seven daughters and the niece of the secretary whom I have mentioned already, some wives of tradesmen, of post-office clerks and other small fry—was this what Yulia Mihailovna expected? Half the tradespeople even were absent

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75. They hotly accused the hand that had guided them of despotism and duplicity

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76. In order to gain possession of power, and to retain it, one must have a love for it, and the love of power is incompatible with goodness; it accords with the opposite qualities of pride, duplicity, and cruelty

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77. You offer me negotiations! But what is the aim of your alliance with England? What has she given you?” he continued hurriedly, evidently no longer trying to show the advantages of peace and discuss its possibility, but only to prove his own rectitude and power and Alexander’s errors and duplicity

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78. He was too intelligent not to comprehend all that occasion would require of his duplicity, subtleties, to dupe her, to make her believe—what? He could not make her now believe anything but the truth

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79. He sees Anita, tells her the situation and frees her, but she refuses to accept her release when she hears of Langdon’s duplicity

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80. What effect has it had upon our fisheries, which were so nobly and successfully contended for by the American Commissioners who settled the Treaty of 1783; which for a time suspended that Treaty; and which, both the duplicity and intrigue of France and the interest of England strove to deprive us of—of our fisheries, which were then considered, and still ought to be considered, as a main sinew of our strength, and a nursery for our seamen?

81. The past Administration, in every transaction, presents to the mind only a muddy commixture of folly, weakness, and duplicity

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82. But for his arts, intrigues, and duplicity, the United States would not now have been at war with Great Britain

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