duplicity

How was she able to live with so much duplicity?

I did not mean that you knew of their duplicity.

"We live with a kind of duplicity today because everything is so open," she said.

At work, you often deal with duplicity and double talk.

However the majority of Americans can see through this duplicity.

But what would twenty years of duplicity do to you?

Then he came to like her and felt guilty about his duplicity.

And then, of course, I added with still greater duplicity, my father would be home in a few days himself.

Gentlemen can never see when a little duplicity is needed.

I need to feel the duplicity of existence that once seemed so natural.

Let me know if you sense any duplicity in them."

One way or the other, then, the administration's tax plan is sheer duplicity.

Why doesn't he see the duplicity in the other's words?

But there is more government duplicity even in the July 8 notice.

He had been involved in various acts of violence and duplicity.

Reason would do no good, so I resorted to duplicity.

Was there duplicity in his accompanying her to this world and the next?

Was the love she'd always had for him blinding her to the duplicity of his true nature?

There is no duplicity to match that of the Washington power structure.

So you're not yet convinced that this is just complete duplicity?

The possibility of duplicity by the locals was present in every mind.

And since then his duplicity has been more profound than you realize.

Outraged at his duplicity, she offers half the money to David.

What was it to her if he chose to conduct himself with duplicity?

The men who came to seize him were no more aware of her duplicity than he had been.