Sentence examples for disingenuous column from inspiring English sources

If you want to experience a sharp contrast between huckster conservatism and the sort of conservatism you can bequeath to your grandchildren, read William Kristol's empty-headed, disingenuous column in today's New York Times and then read this Sullivan piece.

The column quoted an "insider" as saying, "It's disingenuous for the State Department people to say they were bamboozled because they knew about this for a year".

What percentage of the bias complaints against The Times allege that the newspaper leans toward the G.O.P.? The way your column begins is disingenuous at best, biased at worst.

They tend to be more about the reviewer than the book.' This might sound slightly disingenuous from the writer whose column on Amis both began and ended with three paragraphs about himself.

Even by my own 23-year-old standards, the column was screamingly disingenuous and mean spirited; spurred far more by my competitive instincts than by any honest appraisal of their prospects or standards of journalism.

AVI FRIEDMAN Summit, N.J., Feb. 5, 2012 To the Editor: Ross Douthat's column is based on a disingenuous interpretation of the latest Gallup poll on abortion.

Paul Krugman (column, June 3) suggests that the United States government was disingenuous about the intelligence available regarding Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.

Paul Krugman argues persuasively that Alan Greenspan has been evasive and disingenuous in denying responsibility for the market bubble of the 90's (column, Sept. 3).

Readers will likely ignore Rajan's column because they will consider his attack on Krugman as an understandable, but disingenuous, payback for Krugman criticisms of the three former IMF economists.

I think this is disingenuous and one of the problems with the Ph.D. degree--but let's save that for another column.

Let's start with the opening line of Kristol's first column, a "thank you" to Senator Obama that turns out to be, like everything Kristol writes, disingenuous.