Sentence examples for disingenuous show from inspiring English sources

(A certain disingenuous show of disinterestedness is typical of his opinions).

Hence the alarm among the conservative supporters of President Jacques Chirac, and a disingenuous show of indifference among supporters of Lionel Jospin, the Socialist prime minister who is Mr Chirac's chief challenger.The alarm on the right is surely well founded.

There is also something slightly disingenuous about a show like Oliver's directing outrage at cable news in the first place.

But more problematic is that the show is disingenuous about what makes GTA revolutionary.

This disingenuous and opportunistic display on Ms. Clinton's part shows the depths to which the Clinton camp will sink.

"Dell's go-private effort shows the disingenuous nature of hoarding cash," he said.

Second, a "making of" section shows the disingenuous manner in which Expelled filmmakers gathered material for the film, presented it, and used it in promoting the film.

It's not actually important whether or not the Paris attackers didn't use encryption, except that the canned and pre-planned reaction to the attacks shows the disingenuous bad faith of the authoritarians who want back doors and "secure golden keys".

That was a slightly disingenuous account, for Ireland did show guile as well as guts.

An art exhibition can be smart and informative even if its contents are, as in "The Talent Show," quaint, silly, disingenuous and fatuous.

Sometimes an art exhibition can be smart and informative even if its contents are, as in "The Talent Show," variously quaint, silly, disingenuous and fatuous.