Sentence examples for morally disingenuous from inspiring English sources
Ms. Chicago's first solo venture in New York since 1987 and first museum show since her famous "Dinner Party" installation was exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum 20 years ago, this show is aesthetically vacuous, conceptually inane and morally disingenuous.
The style, even this devout Steinian must admit, can be trying; there are moments when the studied simplicity seems disingenuous or morally obtuse — as when she complacently remarks, "Well war does make one realize the march of centuries and the succession of generations".
Whether disingenuous or simply clueless, Ban, with his morally neutral U.N. mantra, is ignoring the problem that Iran's regime, since its inception 30 years ago, has been grounded not in democratic rule of law, but in rule by diktat and terror.
His argument that he is not "morally responsible" for the corruption of individuals in the fiefdoms of associated football confederations is typically disingenuous, since it overlooks the lack of accountability and transparency which helped create a culture of graft and self-aggrandisement.
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
ReprintsThe rebuke was disingenuous.
