He kept thinking also of 1 Timothy and the hypocrite therein who disputeth over words.

NEWYORKER: Good People

Or is it his duty to don the hypocrite's mask in order to serve the greater good?

WSJ: 'Coriolanus': Nothing Plebeian About Him | Shakespeare Theatre Company | By Terry Teachout

Tamerlan interrupted the sermon and called the speaker a hypocrite, while some in the congregation shouted back, "You're the hypocrite!"

WSJ: Boston Marathon Bombings: Turn to Religion Split Bomb Suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Home

The Obama campaign painted Romney as a hypocrite and highlighted the slow rate of Massachusetts job growth and fee increases under his leadership.

CNN: Romney courts gun owners and pivots to general election

The other aspect of the US position that has drawn cries of "hypocrite" from the environmental community is that it asks the EU to stand down its ETS plan and instead develop a truly global measure to tackle aviation emissions.

BBC: US and its airlines: Too much hot air?

If he vetoed the resolution, he would be decried as a hypocrite and thus provide the Palestinians with new justification for refusing to participate in US-mediated negotiations with Israel.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Obama's devastatingly mixed signals

The other thing that leaves Republicans foaming is their belief that Mr McCain is a hypocrite, preaching about cleansing the Augean stables but then rolling in the muck himself.

ECONOMIST: An elephant never forgives (they say)

Any Congressman who gives lip service to a balanced budget Amendment but votes to raise the debt ceiling is a hypocrite.

FORBES: Why The U.S. Needs To Stop Dodging The Debt Bullet

Any advice or life guidance that I might bestow on these two young men would surely be met with the feeling that I was a hypocrite.

FORBES: A Felon's Advice To His Sons