Sentence examples for most disingenuous system from inspiring English sources

DeHaven-Smith called Florida's policies "the most disingenuous system of government".

Over the last 30 years the Anglo-Saxon world has adopted the most disingenuous of economic systems.

But he was perhaps most disingenuous on national security.

But the most disingenuous part of the entire aid-suspension debate revolves around the "masses" that the Obama administration speaks of in such glowing terms.

What is most disingenuous about Cameron's speech is the direct statement that any opposition to his unworkable proposals amounts to inaction.

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….

Perhaps most disingenuous was Bush's claim that modest troop increases over the last year have "made a difference" in Afghanistan.

But I'm pretty sure he's one of the most disingenuous people I've ever met.

Most disingenuous is the assumption that our poorest communities are in no danger whatsoever from any proposed reforms.

Agreement on a course of action, if the most disingenuous kind.

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