Sentence examples for disingenuous statement from inspiring English sources

"GSK has just made a big announcement saying it would be providing the new pneumoccocal vaccine at cost, but I think that is a disingenuous statement when you look at the fact that GSK picked up a $225m bonus [advance guarantee] to develop it," Berman told the Observer.

On Feb. 7, The Journal published an op-ed column by Holman W. Jenkins Jr. that accused Morgan Stanley of issuing "a cravenly disingenuous statement to cover up a payoff" to Mr. Curry, who had sued the firm, and of devising a lie that there had been no payment and attributing it to Mr. Curry.

It's a very disingenuous statement, and one that's open to misinterpretation.

Hiltachk made this disingenuous statement about the GMO labeling initiative back in February: "Farmers and food producers strongly oppose this costly, ill-conceived labeling proposition".

"That is the most disingenuous statement I've ever heard," said Camilla Taylor, of Lambda Legal, a national LGBT advocacy group, who noted that it singles out people who do not identify with their birth gender.

His public apology to the LGBTQ community for derogatory comments that he deliberately and repeatedly made about Knight's sexuality was a disingenuous statement and a desperate effort to save his job.

He said senior MGN journalists gave "deliberately crafted and disingenuous statements" to the Leveson inquiry into press ethics, and accused MGN of withholding key evidence that meant that only the "very tip of the proverbial iceberg" could be revealed.

MGN employees had made "disingenuous statements" suggesting nothing illegal had taken place, the court heard.

It is often considered proper form for the remaining party among two established enemies, when one is dead or dying, to make disingenuous statements of remorse to express that "nobody wishes death" upon their opponent.

And if you want some disingenuous statements by AT&T, et al., one has only to read the recent articles about how the phone companies have been bad-mouthing the Dish spectrum deal.

A coy, disingenuous, false statement — but also, in its cold-blooded focus on the comedy of it all, true.