"If it's disingenuous, it's disingenuous for a good reason".
It is disingenuous for Times editors to claim that Ron Paul has not been worth covering.
Mr Shaban says it is "disingenuous" for countries to respond to requests by saying, "Here's our procedure.
It's disingenuous for the A.C.L.U. to focus on lawsuits that were submitted before the current administration took office".
It is disingenuous for him to challenge the constitutionality of a law similar to one his own state adopted.
But it is a little disingenuous for ministers to complain about public impatience for results, when they have done so much to foster it.
It is disingenuous for UCU to suggest that the employer should be blamed for any further disruption they may call on their members to cause.
It is disingenuous for him to claim that "no compilation of ethical rules can guarantee integrity" when no code currently applies to the court.
It seems to me to be entirely disingenuous for anyone to say they don't mind parents using filters as long as it's not too easy for them.
The judge, I. Leo Glasser, ruled that it was disingenuous for Mr. Gigante to seek treatment at specific New York hospitals.
It was disingenuous for the paper to defend itself by saying that headlines should not be read alone, but along with the entire text underneath.
