Sentence examples for disingenuous thing from inspiring English sources
But perhaps the most disingenuous thing Boehner said was this: I want you to know that I made a sincere effort to work with the President….
He skates when you want him to dig; he does that amazed, disingenuous thing, when a little old-fashioned anger and indignation would serve him far better; he makes peculiar connections between things that are not really connected at all.
"Ski Injury," Eh?: Via Balk, this has got to be the most disingenuous thing Sarah Palin has ever tweeted.
From George Bush to George Osborne, many stupid and disingenuous things have been said during the financial crisis.
Probably from the outside maybe it looked like it was disingenuous – a bandwagon thing," he admits.
Of course, that may seem a bit disingenuous, but one thing about dating hasn't changed: it's still war out there.
From then on, Pollock reverted to a more figure-oriented style of painting, leading some to say that Namuth's sessions robbed Pollock of his rawness and made Pollock come to feel disingenuous about doing things for the camera that he had originally done spontaneously.
Apple is known for using fangs on anyone using the word iPod without its permission, after all, so Apple being so dismissive to Cisco for doing the same thing seems very disingenuous to these brains.
Even more disingenuous: The whole duck-hunting thing.
Although I believe sensitivity to our conversation partners is a good thing, it seems disingenuous to benefit or consume the words of someone while slipping in a disclaimer basically discrediting other aspects of their personality.
To my ears, the Eagles' music, with its too-canny approach to mellowing out and vaguely sleazeoid approach to women, feels disingenuous and wrong, like all things Jimmy Buffett.
