Sentence examples for which was disingenuous from inspiring English sources

By Robert Mankoff September 8, 2010 The most frequent question I get as a cartoonist is "Where do you get your ideas?" I used to say "Cleveland," which was disingenuous, even though I once did get an idea there.

"The blocker is said to be completely reversible, which is disingenuous because nothing's completely reversible.

Sometimes there is an attitude that Caesarean sections are no big deal, which is disingenuous because it is major abdominal surgery," the RCM's Welsh spokesperson said.

This not only becomes gruelling for the reader but ultimately risks reducing the immigrants' experience to just that of victim, which is disingenuous at best and stigmatising at worst.

All our team keep all their tips" – which is disingenuous at the very least.

Which is disingenuous on two fronts: Firstly, well, they're hanging centuries of faith and belief off some fleeting fads, which is pretty lame.

When I would debate Brill, he would say: "We're trying to educate people on the judicial system," which was a bit disingenuous.

Which is slightly disingenuous.

Evidence has been published that shows Nvidia is rebranding some seriously old cards for new sales, which is pretty disingenuous.

Those who oppose equality make a number of arguments, some which are completely disingenuous and others that warrant consideration.

His opposition to airstrikes was well known, but 66 Labour MPs rebelled against him after a pro-bombing speech from Shadow Foreign Secretary Hilary Benn which was either hugely rousing, or disingenuous bullshit, depending on your perspective.