Sentence examples for was rather disingenuous from inspiring English sources

In this respect his piece was rather disingenuous.

12.03pm: Constance also says the idea that Megrahi could have gone to a hospice was "rather disingenuous".

Jay-Z plays irritatingly coy with conspiracy theories: he repudiates the old illuminati canard, but it's rather disingenuous given, for example, the title of this album.

Given the admitted purposes of this survey and its obvious design limitations, it is rather disingenuous of Zatarain's to assert that the survey provided conclusive evidence of suggestiveness.

These subsides have no expiration date – it is rather disingenuous to talk about subsides in one sector without talking about subsidies in all sectors.

As Hoover Institute transportation expert Liam Julian wrote: "To call it a Tampa-Orlando route is rather disingenuous because the trains will avoid Orlando entirely the last stop heading east is Orlando International Airport, some ten miles outside of town".

Harris' analysis of this study is rather disingenuous.

Unless the show just drops the plot thread, which would be rather disingenuous, we may be forced to endure seeing him "redeemed" (I am not sure I am up for another round of "redeem the Game of Thrones rapist"; it was hard enough with Khal) ; we may be forced to "root" for him again at some point; we are invested in a rapist.

I find the usage of "cell cycle" in this article to be rather disingenuous.

Second, be as it may, it is rather disingenuous to claim that the species concept is irrelevant for prokaryotes.

Though you're unlikely to create any serious repercussions for your friend by reporting him or her for spam (especially if s/he has done nothing wrong), doing so is rather disingenuous and could create further tensions with a person who's deliberately blocked you, so use this method with caution.