Sentence examples for very disingenuous from inspiring English sources

Patel is dismissive: "I think it's a very disingenuous view.

But the Tory squeals in response sound very disingenuous.

"I find YouTube's business to be very disingenuous.

The American gun debate, he said, "can at times feel very disingenuous".

As ever when movies claim "nerd" or "geek" status for their characters, there is something very disingenuous going on.

"It's very disingenuous, and I think by the end of the year the market will question whether the government can truly implement these cuts".

Or if they dare to, like Cam Newton, have a chip on their shoulder, then they are crucified, even before they get into the league.... "Very disingenuous--has a fake smile, comes off as very scripted and has a selfish, me-first makeup.

But the queasiness of "Catfish" — the suspicion that it is not entirely on the level — comes less from Wesselman-Pierce's imposture than from the filmmakers' response to it, which feels at the very least disingenuous.

"I think Goord has handled himself in a very unscrupulous and disingenuous way," Mr. Gangi said yesterday.

Joseph P. Buckley, the president of John E. Reid & Associates, which licenses the Reid method, said Wednesday that Wicklander-Zulawski's announcement was "very misleading and disingenuous".

"We very much regret the disingenuous and persistent portrayal of the current situation as being a blanket ban on religious symbols in the workplace," the society said.