Sometimes people say things they don't mean.

有时候人会言不由衷。

Well, you say it like you can't. - No, no, no. I totally can.

你言不由衷啊 -没 我真看出来了。

" Very much, " I said, trying to look ironic and insincere, I don't know why.

“非常欢。”不知何故，我边说，边努力做出讥讽和言不由衷的样子。

Maybe, but she makes Papa say things he doesn't mean, and I know he hates himself for it afterwards.

或许吧，但她让爸爸说了些言不由衷的话，我知道回头只会为此自责。

For decades politicians had mouthed their support for a strong currency, but Nixon cut through the claptrap.

当时政客已泛泛而谈支持美元长达数十年，但尼克松一语打消了这种言不由衷的空谈。

Similarly, you could describe someone as " insincere" , meaning that someone says things without meaning them.

相似地，你可以用 " insincere" （不真诚）来描述某人，意思是某人言不由衷。

Doesn't sound the same, coming from you.

听上去可有点言不由衷呢。

But you capture the right moment...

人总会言不由衷。

They love to boast, though often with tongue in cheek.

欢自吹自擂，虽然往往言不由衷。

Now, we do this by accident when we don't mean what we say.

我言不由衷的时候 会不小心做这个动作。

And if she didn't mean it then, she certainly meant it 19 minutes later.

要是现在她言不由衷的话 19分钟后就是真心实意的了。

Wearing the jacket, Greg We have become a sloppy bunch of people. We say things we don't mean. We make promises we don't keep.

穿着夹克的格雷格我成了一堆邋遢的人。我言不由衷。我践踏承诺。

New York has become, perhaps less willy than nilly, a gigantic testing ground for the idea that America has been mouthing for 200 years.

纽约也许无可奈何地成为美国言不由衷地重复了200年的观点的一个庞大的实验场。

Contrary to what she says, I'm convinced that beneath her external anger and disappointment, my mother is a woman who doesn't know how to express her feelings either.

母亲常言不由衷，虽然表面上她会生我的气，好像对我很失望，但我知道母亲其实也只是不善于表达感情而已。