disingenuousness

Maybe there is a touch of disingenuousness in the work, too.

That disingenuousness may have simply been an attempt to save face.

There is, however, just a little disingenuousness in this argument.

Disingenuousness and double dealing seemed to meet him at every turn.

Disingenuousness perhaps was not the best way to teach honesty.

So there is abundant disingenuousness to be found in "Somewhere."

The disingenuousness of this allegation is apparent on several levels.

Brock's disingenuousness is monumental, and takes place at several levels.

Today, we all indulge in that kind of disingenuousness.

Many of the critics displayed amazing disingenuousness, not to say hypocrisy.

The conversation in our democracy is dominated by disingenuousness.

The trade magazines have accused the agencies of disingenuousness.

But this stock answer carries a whiff of disingenuousness.

Mr. Sherman underestimated the jury with the same sort of disingenuousness.

It's a canny conceit, but one that only emphasizes the character's disingenuousness.

"This is said with some disingenuousness since violence is manifest in the entire rap world."

But they represent something more than disingenuousness.

Ms. Streisand keeps this disingenuousness light and amusing during the film's glossy first hour.

That is a mixture of disingenuousness and absurdity.

Yet one minor exercise in disingenuousness can easily have a greater impact on an election than any number of crooked voting machines.

So "we proclaim with the characteristic disingenuousness of the colonialized."

A major reason for Hollywood's disingenuousness along the way has been the enormous sums of money involved in producing and distributing television programming.

If ranked for disingenuousness in Congress, he would be No. 1 in his class."

Friedman and Mandelbaum's book is marked by a kind of tactical disingenuousness.

"With some disingenuousness Kingerlee has described himself as an outsider artist.