Characterized by insincerity or deceit; evasive.(有不真誠的或欺騙的特征；逃避的。)

On the one hand, he says, his reference to a divine mission, he explicitly says there, will be taken by his audience as being just another instance of Socratic irony and insincerity.(一方面，他表示自己所指的神授任務，他很明白地表示，將會被聽眾誤以為只是另一輪的，蘇格拉底式諷刺及偽善。)

It is difficult for you to see through another's insincerity.(這是你很難通過其他人的一面。)

His insincerity is revealed by the quick goggle of his eyes.(他眼睛的快速轉動泄露了他的不誠。)

But does not necessarily connote dishonesty, insincerity, or trickery.(有可能——但是并不必然地——意味著不誠實，不誠心或欺騙。)

When we enjoy the long history, brilliant culture and noble disposition of Europe, simultaneously, its sophistication, insincerity, perseverance and corruption are also distinctly disclosed.(在欣賞歐洲的悠久歷史、燦爛文化及貴族氣質的同時，也對它的世故、虛偽、保守、腐化進行了無情的揭露。)

She accused him of insincerity.(她指責他缺乏誠意。)

Compares with the culture world that full of insincerity, this event does have its important practical significance.(對照一個個充滿虛假的文化場景，這一活動在當下的今天就具有了不容忽視的現實意義。)

Only say this if it's true — people can sense insincerity.(只有你真的是這樣想的時候才可以這樣說——人們是可以感覺到虛偽的。)

The great enemy of clear language is insincerity.(清清楚楚的語言的大敵是偽善。)