Sentence examples for a disingenuous from inspiring English sources

Either so, or its use was a disingenuous attempt to camouflage the compulsion which was to be applied.

Anyone who claims global warming is not catastrophic is ill informed – or playing a disingenuous game of privilege.

But just trying to sneak and bully his work into magazines is a disingenuous strategy; it borrows the prestige of a credibility he forsakes.

Lite architecture may pretend to neutrality, but it's a disingenuous act: this is architecture that wants to leap to the foreground.

However, Fonville called that a disingenuous statement because he said he did not know about the foreclosure effort — and took action once he did.

This is a disingenuous implication, for it is a standard textbook fact that genes act in concert, and that genetic regions affect one another.

But it's a bit disingenuous to announce such a change to promote fast-loading sites without even a mention of Instant Articles.

It is inaccurate, though, and a little disingenuous to call him a socialist.

Still, it seems a little disingenuous for Nintendo to heavily market a fitness tool that's sitting in more than a million American living rooms collecting dust.

Now, is saying that the House GOP "never asked for a full repeal of Obamacare," as Labrador maintained a mite disingenuous?

"A little kick, but to put Sriracha in the title is a little disingenuous," Clemens said.