Sentence examples for disingenuous terms from inspiring English sources

"Our detractors do no service to anyone by trading in false hope and speaking in disingenuous terms," Dutton said.

"Our detractors do no service to anyone by trading in false hope and speaking in disingenuous terms.

But while the site can boast metrics like "more than 500 million people upgraded!", it's disingenuous in terms of how many visit Google+ the way they would a destination site like Facebook.

Rather it demonstrates the disingenuous nature of the terms of the inquiry.

So why does the term feel so disingenuous?

Though pronounced in the French manner, the word shares its roots with "disingenuous," a not-uncommon English term for a calculated, dissembling quality, and "ingenuous," a less-common word for a naive, frank quality.

The resulting term "sophistry," refers to disingenuous reasoning, and "sophistication" derived from this word.

The group also claimed that the use of the term "pasteurized" is also disingenuous as it normally applies to fruit juices, not sodas.

There is, then, a legitimate question about use of the term "pandemic", and it is disingenuous to argue, as some do, that it was simply a problem of "risk communication".

But it would be disingenuous if I didn't say that in terms of employment opportunities, some have it better than others.

In recent days, each side has been describing the other in increasingly vitriolic terms, bandying around words such as "disingenuous" and "lying" in private.