Sentence examples for was so disingenuous from inspiring English sources

I thought he was so disingenuous".

None was so disingenuous as to suggest that during his tenure the Port Authority engaged in purely regional projects of clear and equal benefit to both states.

But the mini-break Ryanair flight was so disingenuous, so staged, because the Camerons would never have put up with the no-frills boarding bun-fight at Stansted if they weren't in the public eye.

"I find that position to be so disingenuous.

"It is so disingenuous to say, 'I didn't know' or 'I wasn't in control of the army.' He was the commander in chief, he had command responsibility for the troops below him.

Rather I point out that his acknowledgment of the similarities between Iris Origo's and Alice Orsini's lives is so "disingenuous" that it "invites the curious reader to investigate for himself".

Olafsson's minimizing of the obvious debt he owes Origo is so disingenuous that it leaves me wondering whether "Restoration" might be a fantastic joke about authorship and authority, authenticity and authentication.

All of this would be rather funny, were it not for the fact that the now embarrassing attempts by Goldsmith and his Lynton Crosbyite campaign to tarnish Khan by association with Gani, Ahmad and others has been so disingenuous, cheap and, well, extreme.

Davis in contrast just sounded peeved ("Come on, that is so disingenuous!") and a bit wild in his assertions ("There are many people in the country who want higher taxes"), as if something beyond Cameron's answers was persistently needling him.

Stop being so disingenuous.

And to call this the end of the copper era is so disingenuous that one has to cringe.