Crite

I can think of word starting like "hyp" and ending in "crite" to describe JM ❋ Unknown (2008)

Hippo-crite u r. (yes, I spelled it wrong on purpose) ❋ Unknown (2008)

Al Gore will stop being an eco-crite before Cameron stands up for the rights of Tobacco companies and sweets manufacturers to sell their legal products via tv ads as and when they choose. ❋ Unknown (2007)

In the case of the romantic movement an emotional subjectivism was brought to the fore, and it formed the core of the entire trend and constituted the crite - rion for the separation of the true romantic from the fellow traveller, of which there were many. ❋ GERHARD MASUR (1968)

The clear and adequate conceptions were their own crite - rion and provided their own guarantee of their cer - tainty and truth. ❋ RICHARD H. POPKIN (1968)

His work consists primarily in showing that each of several voting methods that have been proposed fail to satisfy the Condorcet crite - rion, in that one could find a system of preference orderings for individuals such that there exists a candi - date who would get a majority against any other but would not be chosen. ❋ KENNETH J. ARROW (1968)

The argument for this crite - rion might be put this way. ❋ KENNETH J. ARROW (1968)

This crite rion of intuitive self-evidence had been employed to justify the indubitable metaphysical truth of Euclid's axioms epitomized in Galileo's view that the book of nature was written in the language of Euclid's geome - try. ❋ PHILIP P. WIENER (1968)

Moreover, the crite - rion of truth in logic and mathematics is “that which can be clearly and distinctly conceived,” and this is also the criterion of truth that must be appealed to, ❋ MICHAEL MORAN (1968)

_Hypo_ -- under, implying concealment or disguise; as, _hypo-crite_, one dissembling his real character. ❋ Samuel Kirkham (N/A)

"Shucks, Ty!" she exclaimed, catching him by the sleeve with the impluse to rouse him, to awaken him, as it were, to his own old familiar identity; "ye ain't 'feared o' that thar snaggle-toothed skeer-crow in yander; he would be plumb comical ef he didn't look so mean-natured an 'sech a hyper-crite." ❋ Mary Noailles Murfree (1886)

The pampered hypo - crite may have a flowery pathway here, but ❋ Mary Baker Eddy (1865)

DSM-IV diagnoses of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) were the crite-rion for which the sensitivity, specificity, positive - and negative predictive values and Receiver Operator ❋ Unknown (2010)

I'M CANADIAN is puke time because of the holier than thou attidue of Canadians Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: Terry Hultquist from Canada writes: 'That's quite a knee-slapper, Billy Bee. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Terry F from Edmonton, Canada writes: Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: 'Good luck to all thse hero tough-guys on this forum that might get convicted for a crime you didn't commit in the US (like it doesn't happen).' ❋ Unknown (2009)

Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: Subhadeep Chakrabarti from Canada writes: 'The only good criminal is a dead one!!' prose peruse from Vancouver, Canada writes: S. Thomas from Vancouver Island, Canada writes: ❋ Unknown (2009)

Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: Terry F from Edmonton, Canada writes: 'Places like Saudi Arabia will kill you for all sorts of nefarious reasons. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: Harper won't do anything unless he thinks it will gain him votes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The British newspaper gives its full five-star "hippy-crite" rating to Mr. Pitt for narrating a documentary, "e2: The Economies of Being Environmentally Conscious," and also taking dozens of private-jet trips last year, including a quick day-trip from Chicago to Los Angeles and back so he could perform jury duty. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Billy Bee from Harper-crite, Canada writes: G Parsons from Canada writes: 'He committed the crime in the U.S. and was tried, convicted and sentenced under U.S. law. ❋ Unknown (2009)