insincere

One could not say that he was an insincere man.

He was also, had she known it, more than a little insincere.

He's insincere about everything else so why would this be different?

It is not because the leaders are insincere or stupid.

That would be insincere, since Simon and 1 never met her.

We spoke such words as seemed appropriate and not too insincere.

If you are insincere in your change of heart, there will be much death and suffering.

They are insincere in their negotiations and lack any good will at all.

I tell her some things are better, actually, and quickly try to figure out what without sounding insincere.

And in the case of the kitchen chairs, the offer was insincere.

To say there's always next season is no longer an insincere form of consolation.

What was once a vital and promising culture became insincere.

The man backed off a few steps, then gave the foreign woman an insincere smile.

Yet there is also nothing slick or insincere about this album.

And the children, in most insincere obedience, put their shoes back on.

At first their expressions may seem not only unnatural but insincere.

But even an insincere or simple emotion is easy for a person to detect.

Those laughs were not insincere, but they didn't feel right for some other reason.

"We cannot be cruel to her," he said with one of the most insincere smiles I have ever seen on a human being's face.

People are expected to give false praise and insincere promise.

A warm insincere grin starting to spread across his face.

That must strike some people as insincere, or even profane.

But it sometimes can make matters worse because you may end up sounding insincere.

As a result, it seems very planned and insincere - but all three leaders are similar in that respect.

The insincere panic in the last paragraph of your article is just that.