Sentence examples for are utterly disingenuous from inspiring English sources

Green responded in his letter by saying: "Your repeated attempts to lead the public into thinking that it is simply a matter of me writing a cheque are utterly disingenuous".

It is utterly disingenuous and untrue to claim the academies programme is harming children's health," a spokesman said.

The psychiatrist John Zinner, a participant in the Duty to Warn movement, thinks the rule is "utterly disingenuous".

Trump makes this claim with unrivalled swagger, but citing his campaign's lack of a pollster as proof of his character, while fascinating, is utterly disingenuous.

The trouble is, he is utterly disingenuous: blithely claiming to have returned power to the senate and people of Rome, when in fact he was its sole ruler.

Again and again Strong gazes into the camera and, like Peter Sellers, he always fixes on the photographer a look whose modesty is utterly disingenuous.

It is utterly disingenuous to continue to pretend – as so many do – that its failed leaders hold the key to getting out of the morass.

And in fact it is utterly disingenuous of Brand to seem shocked at this "posh do" his friend told him about where people drink in the same room as people they don't like.

For all Minnie's cavalierly independent self-assertion, for all her apparently brave and admirable indifference to the way that her behavior is perceived, the movie itself is utterly disingenuous about Minnie's ingenuous bravado.

He said it was utterly disingenuous of the motion to claim that the highly-skilled, well-paid jobs which would be lost could be directly replaced by a defence diversification agency.

BASW professional officer Nushra Mansuri said: "Tim Loughton is being utterly disingenuous in suggesting this move is anywhere near enough to make a difference to the real concerns that social workers have identified - namely unmanageable case loads, stress, plummeting morale and cuts to administrative support staff.