Sentence examples for as duplicitous as from inspiring English sources

But the gentlemen in Langley are just as duplicitous as the young hotshots and better at playing politics.The CIA's biggest failure, though, is not so much its willingness to double- cross but its naivety.

By The Hills he reaches a crisis point, having an affair with a woman as duplicitous as him, and his admission that "when I'm fucked up, that's the real me", delivered in that aching peal, rings out like a cry for help.

Turns out, she's just as duplicitous as Reverend Steve (who makes a cameo this week), and I'm guessing she's going to cause problems sooner or later.

The French are lampooned as duplicitous cowards.

More widely, it is designed to portray the Ecuadorean government as duplicitous.

It's a strategy adopted by Denise van Outen, who tottered into Walford as duplicitous wheeler-dealering widow Karin.

The lawmakers, in particular the Assembly Democrats, regard the governor as duplicitous and uncaring.

If you survey informed Americans, you will hear Pakistanis described as duplicitous, paranoid, self-pitying and generally infuriating.

W. thinks the vice president will come off as duplicitous for pouncing on campaign finance reform.

He was willing to risk being exposed as duplicitous in order to win power and then press ahead.

True, Henry makes the connection between Martha and Mary Poppins as duplicitous mother figures who are still better parents than the birth mothers they supplant.