Sentence examples for disingenuous conclusion from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, an album full of songs like Piece of Me - on which Britney Spears comes to the faintly disingenuous conclusion that her spate of bad publicity is down to a global media conspiracy against working mothers - would have been hard to stomach.
In quick order, the task force reached a disingenuous, preordained conclusion that psychologists have an important role to play, asserting that their involvement kept interrogations "safe, legal, ethical and effective".
To call this conclusion disingenuous would be to give it too much credit.
He admits that there maybe "platitudes of other forms as well" (Lewis 1972: 207 8), but this is disingenuous because his overall functionalist conclusion requires that all platitudes take one of the two forms he identifies.
The opportunity to push this war to a speedy conclusion has gone and it is disingenuous to wrap that cause up with the chemical weapons.So Mr Obama should focus on the third option: a more limited punishment of such severity that Mr Assad is deterred from ever using WMD again.
Mabud's last phrase strikes me as a bit disingenuous.
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
ReprintsThe rebuke was disingenuous.
