Sentence examples for disingenuous publicity from inspiring English sources

Here's another reason to like Fox News host Shepard Smith: on Tuesday, he dismissed Kentucky clerk Kim Davis' refusal to grant gay marriage licenses as a disingenuous publicity stunt.

The photographs and information Salerno unearthed over all that time are impressive and, despite a disingenuous publicity-seeking plea by the Weinstein Co. to keep things secret, it has all been made public by journalists who had access to the information well before the film was screened for critics.

Nevermind that the live gig, festival and rave scenes have their roots deeply implanted in psychedelics, this publicity stunt is disingenuous.

"But if it couldn't be corroborated, then in fact it's a publicity stunt that is disingenuous with the public".

Mr. Trump insists that he is not disingenuous about his presidential ambitions, even if others accuse him of pulling a publicity stunt.

Edward Zwick, the director of "Blood Diamond", argues that it would be "disingenuous" to pretend that he could have got the same financial backing and publicity if he had tried to make a film with a black storyline and a black star instead of one centring on a white mercenary and a (pretty) white female journalist.

I may just be giving his bonfire the oxygen of publicity he wants, but to position this as an act of political cleansing is disingenuous.

How disingenuous.

And disingenuous.

Disingenuous too.

Helen Walsh, for instance, is refusing to take part in any publicity for the French edition of her novel, Once Upon a Time in England, because she finds its cover "wilfully disingenuous".