Sentence examples for disingenuous interest from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu-watchers had long suspected what turned out to be his previously voiced disingenuous interest in a "two-state solution".

And it did get out, aided by India's fascinatingly diverse intelligentsia and those sections of the Indian media that have of late started to look at Kashmir with new understanding and empathy, and not through the disingenuous prism of national interest.

Perhaps the instant repeat of the programme, reaping the benefits of the furore, makes Channel 4's public-interest defence disingenuous.

Absent a sincere interest in reform, disingenuous efforts at capacity building may create only the illusion of shared power without substantial implications for effective governance.

However, that's disingenuous: if you're really interested in the information, it doesn't matter who gives it to you – and it can be counter-productive.

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.

It's disingenuous to say there's no public interest in what happens to this housing".

Under such circumstance, the resistance and violence by the Palestinians will continue, despite Washington's disingenuous rhetoric that it will protect Palestinian interests in possible future negotiations.

But if their argument is disingenuous, then they are playing politics with our national interests in order to serve special interests -- a case of crime and punishment.

Social Security is again under attack by deficit hawks, a disingenuous group of Republican congressional members and outside interests who manufacture fear to push their ideological agenda.

He has mocked Mr. Landry's stance on sovereignty as a disingenuous attempt to lure moderate voters who have no interest in separating from Canada.