Duplicity In A Sentence

• Is this duplicity on her part?
• Only this, just this is where the duplicity lies.
• The slightest duplicity destroys confidence.
• In a mind thus constituted, duplicity can never dwell.
• What duplicity had Eileen been guilty of now?
• I expected to outwit the bird by a duplicity that was simplicity itself.
• What do you think the world would call such duplicity of conduct?
• In so many familiar ways this duplicity towards what is real is manifest.
• If there were duplicity in this, Honora did not recognize it.
• There are accusations of moral duplicity among Latin-American peoples.

• For the knowledge of his deceit and duplicity had made her beside herself with rage.
• Possibly its spectroscopic duplicity may have something to do with the variation in its light.
• The second thought is the open door to duplicity when it comes to a question of morals.
• Abstraction and duplicity both suggest limitations, though these may not be unmixed.
• Simple honesty was in one heart, while duplicity and low cunning filled the other.
• The mother of bigotry and superstitious fear; the father of duplicity and craven cowardice!
• The depths of duplicity that must lurk under that sweet and innocent exterior . . .
• No one realized more fully than did this man the duplicity and cunning of the Breed.
• McGillivray, duplicity of; repudiated by Creeks; loss of influence; death of.
• Somehow, Leslie could never believe Eileen quite as full of duplicity as Phyllis thought her.
• It was not the face of a man who finds himself confronted with the discovery of his duplicity and his hypocrisy.
• There is none but a strict and faithful dealing at home, and a severe barring out of all duplicity or illusion there.
• If he suspects you of anything in the shape of duplicity or treachery and you are innocent, you have really nothing to fear.
• Practicing the art of duplicity in simulating physical ailments will, if persisted in, establish nosophobia.
• And, if more, what so surely as universal duplicity and self-opposition can ensure at once its vitality and its integrity?
• She had forgotten his duplicity and the cold-blooded mercenary game he had played, but the memory of it returned with his first words.
• The very honesty of such a man is pernicious; a little duplicity might have softened the outward manifestations of his hard nature.
• Always an age, conspicuously and characteristically scientific, has been an age of clearly developed classes and of a general duplicity in living.
• His appointment gives a fair measure of the depths of duplicity to which the Prussian system could descend.
• Despite the one great act of duplicity which shadowed his whole life, Ronald was true and honorable.
• The plea may be made that he was apprehensive of duplicity on the part of the Mohawk chief, but this does not wholly excuse his conduct.
• I ask, whether you have ever found men, who were acting and writing with duplicity and sinister intentions, reproach or expose themselves?
• At any moment in this land of instability, the fires which have been kindled by German bad faith and duplicity may break into a conflagration.
• As for that variety of humor that is called irony, it demands a duplicity which the straight-out-speaking Roosevelt could not practise.
• The garment of duplicity was gossamer, he felt, after all, in such atmosphere of loyalty and trust as surrounded him at Rosedale.
• Its duplicity was detected by Dr. Hooke while watching the passage of a comet near the star in 1664.
• He can believe neither Wallenstein's purpose of treason nor his father's duplicity in dealing behind the back of his great commander.
• The natural duplicity of the Oriental had been abashed and inactive before the simple and astounding honesty of these two Quaker folk.
• I felt that it had been my duplicity which had destroyed her virtuous resolutions; my selfishness which had ruined her peace of mind and had plunged her into guilt.
• The naive realist has no need of the hypothesis of a knower, since he can furnish an adequate physical account of the numerical duplicity of the star.

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