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• Characterized by insincerity or deceit; evasive.(有不真诚的或欺骗的特征；逃避的。)
• On the one hand, he says, his reference to a divine mission, he explicitly says there, will be taken by his audience as being just another instance of Socratic irony and insincerity.(一方面，他表示自己所指的神授任务，他很明白地表示，将会被听众误以为只是另一轮的，苏格拉底式讽刺及伪善。)
• It is difficult for you to see through another's insincerity.(这是你很难通过其他人的一面。)
• His insincerity is revealed by the quick goggle of his eyes.(他眼睛的快速转动泄露了他的不诚。)
• But does not necessarily connote dishonesty, insincerity, or trickery.(有可能——但是并不必然地——意味着不诚实，不诚心或欺骗。)
• When we enjoy the long history, brilliant culture and noble disposition of Europe, simultaneously, its sophistication, insincerity, perseverance and corruption are also distinctly disclosed.(在欣赏欧洲的悠久历史、灿烂文化及贵族气质的同时，也对它的世故、虚伪、保守、腐化进行了无情的揭露。)
• She accused him of insincerity.(她指责他缺乏诚意。)
• Compares with the culture world that full of insincerity, this event does have its important practical significance.(对照一个个充满虚假的文化场景，这一活动在当下的今天就具有了不容忽视的现实意义。)
• Only say this if it's true — people can sense insincerity.(只有你真的是这样想的时候才可以这样说——人们是可以感觉到虚伪的。)
• The great enemy of clear language is insincerity.(清清楚楚的语言的大敌是伪善。)