pharisaic

1 It was a resolute defiance of the pharisaic judgment.

2 When we returned to dinner, we found that Brandon had so far recovered as to become very hungry, very proud, and very pharisaically pious.

3 But she was neither doctrinaire, nor blind, nor pig-headed, nor pharisaic, nor jealous, nor scheming; but wise, brave, truthful, upright, and independent.

4 Don't believe his pharisaic words.

不要相信他那伪善的言词。

5 Priesthood on one side in the most pharisaic manner imposing its superfluous authority upon all mortals.

6 If we read the gospel of Matthew, we find that he does not attempt to abrogate the pharisaic commandments, but only insists upon the greater importance of the commandments of the heart.

7 At a time of mass political rebellion and a flurry of pharisaic independent MPs, Edmund Burke seems an ideal role model: a backbencher for all ages.

8 More striking than Jesus' independence in his teaching is the calmness of his self-assertion when he was opposed by pharisaic criticism and hostility.

9 "Standing in the Lord," in remembrance and in use of their vital union with Him, they would be armed alike against the pharisaic and the antinomian heresy.

10 In the man looking down on Marsham not a tinge of pharisaic condemnation mingled with the strange clearness of his judgment.

11 It embodies, not true piety, but pharisaic selfishness.

12 Most pagan religions belong to this category and pharisaic Judaism as well.

13 Mr. S. is said to have been a shrewd and sensible man, of strict morals and unbending integrity; but withal stern and inflexible in disposition, pharisaic, and a bigoted churchman.

14 That he was not following a pharisaic leading appears in the question put to him by the Pharisees, "Why, then, baptizest thou?"

15 A woman who has lost the law, believes that her power consists in the charms of her witchery, or in her skill at a pharisaic pretence of intellectual labour.

16 And Lily, whose clamour has been far in excess of her brother's, chimes in with pharisaic officiousness, 'Nonsense, Franky! do not be naughty!

17 This appears nowhere more strikingly than in his dealing with his pharisaic critics.

18 To appear well in the opinion of others was the aim of pharisaic conduct.

19 They would have taken into account sentimentally, morally, pharisaically, or cynically, according to their various attitudes towards life, the relations between Emmy and Mordaunt Prince which had led to this tragic situation.

20 This was evident in his dealing with his pharisaic critics.

1 伪善

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2 表面虔诚的

pharisaical

3 法利赛人的

pharisaical

4 拘泥形式

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5 伪善的

pious hypocritical two-faced goody-goody crocodilian double-faced Pecksniffian goody sanctimonious pious hypocritical goody self-righteous insincere sanctimonious double-faced pharisaical hypocritic pecksniffian Victorian two-sided insincere canting hypocritic

6 遵守表面教义的

pharisaical

7 表面虔诚

pharisaical piosity

8 法利赛主义

Pharisaism

9 法利赛人

Pharisee

10 自以为是的

self-righteous

11 拘泥形式的

formal formalistic punctilious formal formalist punctilious pharisaical jazzy