Sentence examples for sounds disingenuous from inspiring English sources

In Russian-speaking Donetsk, Mr Yushchenko's talk of cleaning up government sounds disingenuous.

It sounds disingenuous, but I wouldn't like to have been married to John – that would be quite a gargantuan task!

"I say this all the time and it sounds disingenuous, but I always thought, 'This is something they need.

I get very nervous, even though it sounds disingenuous, because you could legitimately go, 'Well, why do it?' Which is inarguable.

And then there's "Stage Beauty," whose very premise is that actors construct their performances from their private conflicts; in this context, Mr. Crudup's staunch refusal to acknowledge any connection sounds disingenuous.

And it sounds disingenuous when the US ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, proclaims that the Syrian opposition should "not look to outsiders to try and solve the problem", given that Libya was so quickly deemed an international problem.

It might sound disingenuous, lazy or glib, but it's not contrived.

Maybe it would sound disingenuous if the Dominicans were not undefeated, if they were not so good.

This makes his argument for focusing on the causes of mass displacement, above all the war in Syria, sound disingenuous – hard-heartedness camouflaged as strategy.

"The only thing I don't like -- and this is going to sound disingenuous -- is that sometimes people get stuck and do the Jeffrey Tambor rundown," he said.

This may sound disingenuous (mostly because it is) but you could try a note that has two themes: Thanks for thinking of me, and would you consider an informal, off-the-record phone call about what went awry here?