Sentence examples for disingenuous notion from inspiring English sources
The first is a bill (drafted by none other than IPG's counsel, (see PDF here), which introduces the disingenuous notion of "ancillary copyright".
I guess in the coming months we'll see how many people in Michigan really have accepted the Republicans' disingenuous and bogus notion that it would be a good thing for the state to force everyone to earn less money.
"It is a mistaken notion, or disingenuous, to say you can separate use of the cells from the act of having to destroy the embryos," said Dr. David A. Prentice, a professor of life sciences at Indiana State University, who opposes the research.
In some ways, of course, the notion of control is disingenuous: once a selfie is posted online, it is out there for public delectation.
This disingenuous claim is predicated on the notion that coal is the cheapest way of providing electricity to the one-fifth of the world's population lacking access to an electricity grid," they said.
The default "sending a message to young people" government response to the notion of either decriminalisation or legalisation is disingenuous.
Cleon's apparent horror at the notion that might makes right is, in any case, a disingenuous piece of rhetoric; he was its most outspoken advocate.
Given the military realities of the age, Sazonov's notion of Russian mobilization as a mere "application of pressure" was either disingenuous or foolish.
"The notion of loyalty has been so battered that it is naïve -- indeed, even somewhat disingenuous -- to expect that employees will be loyal," said Daryl Koehn, a professor of business ethics at the University of St. Thomas in Houston.
And even in cases with a stronger public-interest – the Bin Laden photos, the Wikileaks allegations – the notion that everything should be shared with the people and the press is dangerous and disingenuous.
