insincerity

It is not honest inquiry that makes anarchy; but it is error, insincerity, half-belief and untruth that make it.

"Not at all," he said, with an insincerity that annoyed her.

The probable reason of this may be traced to the King's varying disposition—possibly to his insincerity.

What if with the son, too, they betokened only insincerity and weakness?

Mr. Osmond very kind and sympathising; set it all down to illusion; assured papa there was neither malice nor insincerity in it.

The manner of sudden reminder—the insincerity of it—made her temper flash.

There are men who are insincere in heart, and that insincerity is radiated by their presence.

It is this basis of insincerity which reveals itself throughout the superstructure.

In an age of persecutors, he was so averse to persecution, that he did not escape the charge of heresy and insincerity.

But unfortunately the speeches of that time had degenerated into false rhetoric, full of insincerity.