Sentence examples for something disingenuous from inspiring English sources
Yet there can often be something disingenuous about this lament.
If that was his point, it's easy to find something disingenuous in it.
Thirdly, there is something disingenuous about labelling the proposed televised debates as "prime ministerial".
But there was something disingenuous about that Gap campaign, now almost two decades old.
"There would have been something disingenuous or even coy about that," he replies.
But the public correctly sensed something disingenuous about Mr. Romney's campaign.
"There is something incredibly disingenuous about these fuel surcharges.
Ensconced behind a mask of noble ends, something obscenely disingenuous is happening here.
As ever when movies claim "nerd" or "geek" status for their characters, there is something very disingenuous going on.
There is also something slightly disingenuous about a show like Oliver's directing outrage at cable news in the first place.
The traditional airlines also offer business travellers a wider range of flights to helpful destinations at prices from London Heathrow that are competitive with low-cost carriers flying from London's more distant airports, Stansted and Luton.There is, however, something slightly disingenuous about Ryanair and easyJet moaning about over-capacity.
