Sentence examples for more disingenuous from inspiring English sources

The grammatical parsing is heroic, if not quite fully persuasive.The challengers are more disingenuous.

More disingenuous are his remarks about factionalism, a practice the Labor leader suggests he's now renounced.

The complaints in Washington are already at least as fierce — and a lot more disingenuous.

Nowadays, the more disingenuous among them simply apply the inaccurate and grossly oversimplifying label "anti-trade".

But sometimes one wonders if his agreeable persona is actually a front for something a bit more disingenuous.

They could pursue more disingenuous brinkmanship — like that practiced by the Republicans on the omnibus spending bill — guaranteeing that none of the nation's urgent problems will be addressed.

The latter contention is more than disingenuous.

But if you start espousing empowerment without action to ground your words, it is nothing more than disingenuous corporate jargon.

"Real depression is something so serious, so life-threatening, so heavy, that it is more than disingenuous to bandy the word around lightly -- it is dangerous... Unlike cancer its sufferers are too often greeted with a creeping sense of blame and suspicion, rather than compassion and horror... Depression is like being forced to wear a cloak made of lead.

This statement feels more than slightly disingenuous from a woman who has earned millions as a model selling her face, hair and body.

I could have noted that Limbaugh's use of Reid's private gaffe was more, not less, disingenuous than his use of Biden's public one.