Sentence examples for disingenuous analysis from inspiring English sources

Glick's disingenuous analysis, coupled with her characterization of "price-tag" attacks as mere hooliganism and vandalism, betray a shameful ideologically driven attempt at obfuscation of the dilemma.

I find Thorpe's analysis disingenuous.

There seems to be quite a trend of disingenuous religious-political analysis on the Constitution and religious texts, whereby only various denominations of Christianity, and not other religions like Islam, are protected by the Constitution.

But the agency criticized the analysis, calling it disingenuous and misleading.

Is the odd susceptibility of first-rate economists to such a naive fallacy a triumph of wishful thinking over analysis, or a disingenuous bow to political expediency?

In one sense, the IMF analysis is a bit disingenuous.

Of course there are caveats and this analysis is a bit disingenuous, but it shows the carelessness of the FCC's use of this data to help its telco friends over the public interest.

Dr. Golombok, a professor of psychology at the City University in London, said she found the Stacey-Biblarz analysis of her work "a bit disingenuous".

Harris' analysis of this study is rather disingenuous.

"After careful analysis, it would be both reckless and disingenuous for me to suggest that siting legislation, if enacted in special session, would redirect the proposed route and be vindicated in court," Flood said in a prepared statement two weeks ago.

Yet missing in the analysis of Kavanaugh's performance is how his dishonest and disingenuous testimony also demonstrated the shallowness and inconsistency of his supposed judicial philosophy.