Sentence examples for disingenuous deception from inspiring English sources

We know of the Home Office's disingenuous deception from a pair of former chief whips – the Tories' David Maclean (now Lord Blencathra) and Labour's Nick Brown.

Use artful deception.

On the other, they might be seen as disingenuous, a vehicle for self-deception and excuses.

A pair of researchers at Queen's University, in Canada, had some success applying "deception theory": the idea is that disingenuous e-mailers tend to minimize first-person pronouns, use more negative-emotion and action words, and write with "an excessive blandness".

How disingenuous.

Disingenuous too.

And disingenuous.

DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.

ReprintsThe rebuke was disingenuous.

The question is disingenuous.

This argument is disingenuous.