They are in the painfully contorted position of being both passionately sincere and disingenuous in pointing out that the Corbyn leadership "isn't working".
The disingenuous escapade plays out in a series of four look-alike hotel rooms; the cities vary, but the similarity of the spaces is meant to emphasize Guy's psychological predicament — he is everywhere and nowhere.
In other words, it's disingenuous to single out the wind industry.
Since police chiefs all around the country and two-thirds of the American people wanted the ban renewed, Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, is either disingenuous or out of the loop when he suggests that the expiration of the ban reflects the will of the American people.
It's disingenuous, though, to point out that things were not always thus with the Triple Crown; they were thus for War Admiral and Whirlaway and Citation and Secretariat; they were thus during all the years when the Triple Crown was becoming the be-all and end-all of thoroughbred racing.
3. The Disingenuous Like You go out on a limb and Instagram a half-naked selfie.
When we met for dinner I hadn't seen him in many, many years, and he was like, "It'd be disingenuous to just go out and play the hits.
When confronted over charges of negative campaigning, however, McCain and his campaign made an aesthetic claim instead of a substantive one -- something they probably hoped the political press would be unwilling to call out as disingenuous.
Ian Hanson, chairman of the Greater Manchester Police Federation, also said it was "disingenuous of politicians to say that they [had] sorted the problems out".
Funnily enough, given the way they behaved, Liverpool's players often suffered from the immaturity of their coverage – an aversion to nuance, disingenuous twisting of stories, filtering out any information that didn't suit the unconscious agenda.
