Sentence examples for disingenuous concerns from inspiring English sources

Other disingenuous concerns rely on the ultimate Washington ploy of arguing from the ideal — that the mandate to disclose and control earmarked pork in spending bills could be stronger.

The powerlessness the book evokes, of blacks not being able to protect their own bodies and property, is a feat of courage amidst the sea of generally disingenuous positivity concerning racial matters in this country.

But she strikes many voters as disingenuous and perhaps unethical, concerns that will probably be aired again as some thirty thousand pages of documents from the Clinton presidential library are beginning to be made public — more than a year after legal restrictions on the release of Presidential records expired.

The panel also found managers were "disingenuous to the students concerned".

Which is a pitch-perfectly disingenuous response to growing consumer concerns about data privacy.

Myrick accused groups like Democracy N.C. of being disingenuous, saying that it was concerned about the new package of laws not because it would disenfranchise voters, but because the laws made registering them more challenging.

Thirdly, the concern about doping is largely disingenuous, if it is supposed to reflect a genuine moral concern for health.

"To say we are not concerned about his past would be disingenuous," Brown told The A.P. "But we looked at the application on its face".

Nobel laureate and chair of the Nobel Women's Initiative Jody Williams, argued that the ethical oil position was disingenuous and suspect of commercial interests rather than genuine concern for women's rights.

So, to reverentially hold these scientists up for putting their science above their concerns about the rest of their life seems disingenuous".

I think it's perfectly fair for those concerned about climate change to be wary of disingenuous support for alternative policies among sceptics.Me?