Sentence examples for disingenuous opinion from inspiring English sources
"He ran very well," was Roach's considered, and entirely disingenuous, opinion of the American's performance.
Chief Justice Roberts wrote a disingenuous opinion for eight members of the court resolving the question on statutory grounds — holding that the utility district could apply to "bail out" from coverage under the act — and temporarily avoiding the constitutional issue and political fallout.
Accepting prestigious awards for causing a bank run is, in my opinion, disingenuous.
Not to do so, in my opinion, would be disingenuous and misleading.
It would have been no liberal victory to pile a disingenuous dissent onto a disingenuous majority opinion.Dig deeper The Roberts court quietly paves the way for big changesThe Supreme Court sides with religious firms against ObamacareJustice Alito's effort to portray the Hobby Lobby ruling as narrow is a fairly sure sign that it is anything but (Photo credit: TIM SLOAN / AFP).
This, I thought, was disingenuous.
(A certain disingenuous show of disinterestedness is typical of his opinions).
Amy Heaton, a freshman at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Bethesda, Md., said casual social hugging seemed disingenuous to her. "Hugging is more common in my opinion in people who act like friends," she said.
The court considers this argument disingenuous and will disregard it because plaintiffs have also filed separate motions to strike the opinions of Drs. Fader, Hall, and Tygar and Professor Lessig.
It is at best disingenuous (and probably counter-productive) to defend a liberal education because it will produce people whose opinions the defender finds congenial.
