Sentence examples for disingenuous comparison from inspiring English sources

Timothy B. Lee's analogy between sharing bandwidth with a neighbor and lending a cup of sugar with that person is a disingenuous comparison.

For one thing, it's a disingenuous comparison, like saying bullets are more dangerous than guns.

It may also offer proof of the equally famous corollary to Godwin's Law, which has to do with parties to a debate who make disingenuous comparisons to Hitler: the first one to do it loses, and the debate immediately ends.

But the comparison is disingenuous, if not duplicitous.

But Mr. Chalifoux tried to turn that defense against Mr. White on Tuesday, suggesting that Mr. White and his lawyers had been disingenuous in their racial comparisons and had missed few chances to embroider their testimony with inflammatory references.

While such images may appear to invite a superficial comparison, it is disingenuous to use them to distort the reality.

Yet to draw a comparison to #Blacklivesmatter feels disingenuous and attention seeking.

In fact, there's something a little disingenuous about their attempts to airily dismiss comparisons with New Order.

But limiting the comparison to the potential pullout and its ramifications is disingenuous.

He argued that advertising those numbers was not disingenuous because the optimal speed at least provided a benchmark for comparison.

Stop making excuses and stop the spin (performance comparisons that include the dire performance post Hatfield are disingenuous).