Sentence examples for disingenuous call from inspiring English sources

The same is happening in the US, despite Trump's disingenuous call for his supporters to "stop it".

Mark Rowley's disingenuous call for reform is nothing more than a knee-jerk response from a police force which is embarrassed that it didn't act sooner to arrest Bellfield when the facts now reveal the evidence was available to them".

Disingenuous calls for greater border security are now part of that obstructionism.

Mary Gilly, a professor of marketing at the University of California, Irvine, said: "I think the airlines are being pretty disingenuous calling it 'à la carte pricing.' Please.

He asked if President Obama is "disingenuous," called the democratic party under Obama both "elitist" and "revolutionary," brought up the names of George Soros and Rahm Emanuel, and agreed with Beck about the evilness of Obama's soon-to-be-former green jobs czar Van Jones.

But it is disingenuous to call it exceptionally sinful.

It seems almost disingenuous to call DAVID FINCKEL and WU HAN's recital on Tuesday a Lincoln Center debut.

It would be disingenuous to call the end result a "return to form" – as, despite its reputation, Euphoric Heartbreak still contains some very good songs.

It is disingenuous to call France's action a rejection of American leadership, because the French took a more nuanced position about the multihued nature of democracy.

Rebutting that, Mayor Nicholas Sanderson of the incorporated village, which has 2,726 residents, said last week that "it is disingenuous to call anyone in the village anti-Semitic".

It is disingenuous to call for justice for Khashoggi and not advocate on behalf of dissidents held without due process, and causes of feminism and religious freedom, that America has so casually ignored for years.