Приклади вживання Duplicity Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Sometimes the duplicity induces pain.
The plot will tell the viewer a dramatic story about friendship,affection, and the duplicity of people.
Western duplicity towards Russia.
It has notes of complication and duplicity and complicity.
I find duplicity in your comment that you want LGBT people to“be happy” and that“we have no problem in that”.
Who will triumph in an election fraught with passion, duplicity and unexpected revelations?
I find duplicity in your comment that you want LGBT people to‘be happy' and that‘we have no problem in that'.”.
What it really does is highlight,once again, the duplicity of President Vladimir Putin of Russia, in Syria and elsewhere.
I find duplicity in your comment that you want LGBT people to‘be happy' and that‘we have no problem in that'.”.
At first, the researchers didn't think much of this duplicity, which occurs about 10 percent of the time in the hippocampus.
I find duplicity in your comment that you want LGBT people to“be happy” and that“we have no problem in that”.
But his audacity goes out a little,when I ask what role it played in the destruction of duplicity Gilbert's career in the FBI.
Talk about duplicity and hypocrisy.
Another thing is that the Japanese are polite and very rarely directly refuse or sharply express a negative opinion,for which they are often accused of duplicity.
It simultaneously means the duplicity of a person and the harmony of character.
Their duplicity manifests itself in all its glory, when behind your back they say something quite different from what you used to hear from them in person.
We need not be misled, even though fraud, deception,deceit, and duplicity often seem to be acceptable in our world.
In fact, Putin's duplicity regarding these agreements has been matched only by his delusional denials of Russian involvement in eastern Ukraine.
The reform process, he told his South African audience, often requires“duplicity, deceit, faulty assumptions and purposeful blindness.”.
The duplicity which characterizes the whole history of political zionism is expressed in the"interpretations" of what was to be the outcome of Herzl's efforts:"The Balfour Declaration"(in 1917).
The reform process, he told his South African audience, often requires"duplicity, deceit, faulty assumptions and purposeful blindness.".
The hypocrite will show his duplicity in all that concerns the benefit, but the hypocrite will be such only in the moments concerning his inner picture of correctness personally.
Existence in the USSR itself was agood example of negative selection, when duplicity, deceit and subservience were keys to success, or at the very least, survival.
The pinnacle of duplicity Tribunal at Nuremberg was the statement by Prosecutor Paul that"if Germany expelled the Jews from its territory, would take their German citizenship, exclude them from government or took other similar measures, no one would have had nothing against.".
The hypocrite does not expect high moral actions from people orthat everyone else will unconditionally believe his duplicity- he is disappointed in himself and will be disappointed in others.
At the turn of the 1890s, he refined his ideas about the supremacy of art in a series of dialogues and essays,and incorporated themes of decadence, duplicity, and beauty into what would be his only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray(1890).