insincerity

Perhaps the mark of the greatest art is its insincerity.

He said it with such insincerity that she had to smile.

And he wondered that she did not hear the insincerity in his voice.

Again there was an aspect of insincerity in the man.

The regime's insincerity about this was never in much doubt.

"As you say," she answered, but knew the other heard the insincerity in her voice.

The office party raises ordinary human insincerity to an art form.

"I'm working on my insincerity," she says with too little irony.

But for many women, the proposals share a thread of insincerity.

She'd see straight through any insincerity and only resent you for it.

May be that the insincerity of friends will cause you great inconvenience.

But she didn't mean it and Steve could sense her insincerity.

Apparently Mitch did not notice the insincerity in her every word.

"Well, thank you so much for your help," I said with elaborate insincerity and departed.

"It would be my pleasure," he said in all insincerity, slamming the door behind him.

She smiled with sweet insincerity and took my arm in hers.

But there was a ring of insincerity in his voice that she had come to recognize immediately.

But there was a certain insincerity in her tone.

He seemed to me to be delighting in the "insincerity" of it.

But never let it be said that I don't have a huge talent for insincerity.

But when she spoke, he was certain there was no insincerity in her voice.

But in this scrub was no sincerity, only a positive insincerity.

The Bush administration is thus facing an insincerity crisis.

Her smile showed the warmth that only years of accomplished insincerity could project.

Again, a more intuitive person would have picked up on the insincerity of the invitation and turned it down.