Sentence examples for disingenuous Talk from inspiring English sources

There has been much disingenuous talk that "multipolar structures are inherently unstable," citing examples of Europe in the 19th and early 20th centuries and blaming multipolarity for conflicts and wars, including world wars.

After months of disingenuous talk about bipartisanship and rising above politics, Democrats and Republicans, in Congress and on the presidential trail, seemed suddenly united - in their distrust of the White House's $700bn bailout plan, and their confusion as to how to play the issue to their advantage.

There's a lot of disingenuous talk about the constitutionality of D.C. statehood.

Few used their time to cross-examine General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker on their disingenuous talking points, choosing instead to regurgitate stump sentiments or ask uncoordinated, redundant questions.

"I went to her house for a cup of tea, and I remember feeling quite disingenuous talking to her but then observing everything else that was going on: how she picked up her teacup, how she ate her biscuit".

That requires not only an ever-replenishing source of writers and correspondents, but also an endless supply of earnestness that allowed Stewart to get upset or perform the act of getting upset at each new indignity, every single disingenuous talking point and salvo in the never-ending media wars.

These subsides have no expiration date – it is rather disingenuous to talk about subsides in one sector without talking about subsidies in all sectors.

But it seems disingenuous to talk about the staged photograph, in this context, without acknowledging its Socialist Realist history.

It would be disingenuous to talk about these challenges and not provide solutions.

But it seems a bit disingenuous to talk loudly about extending protections for consumers while at the same time remaining silent about other, very important protections being dismantled.

criticized the phrase "war on police" in the title of the hearing, suggesting it was provocative and disingenuous to talk about a "war" when law enforcement agencies often request investigations themselves and cooperate with civil rights probes.