casuistry

Example Sentences

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Hill's casuistry is all too common in memoirs written by or for statesmen seeking to sanitize their own blunders and lies.

From Salon

Johnson’s Tory fundamentalists, wrapped as they are in the casuistry of no deal, may be appalled by him talking to Corbyn.

From The Guardian

That brings me to the concept of casuistry: thinking about ethical problems by assessing a spectrum of cases to which they apply.

From Nature

Ironically, he cited the phrase “Jesuitical casuistry” in his argument, apparently unaware that he was employing it.

From Washington Post

As is often the case nowadays, casuistry abounds.

From New York Times