This, from a woman in the business of documentary films, which rely on intrusion — a somewhat disingenuous point.
The talented writer-director team of Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini ("American Splendor"), who did the movie adaptation, obviously realized that they had to change the disingenuous point of view.
So, when I hear our Treasury Secretary make this completely disingenuous point, it is impossible not to think that he isn't one of their inside guys.
They are in the painfully contorted position of being both passionately sincere and disingenuous in pointing out that the Corbyn leadership "isn't working".
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.
Instead, the repeated invocations of the "middle class" in this political campaign, while frequently full of disingenuous rhetoric, point toward the continued vitality of complex middle-class realities.
Few used their time to cross-examine General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker on their disingenuous talking points, choosing instead to regurgitate stump sentiments or ask uncoordinated, redundant questions.
That requires not only an ever-replenishing source of writers and correspondents, but also an endless supply of earnestness that allowed Stewart to get upset or perform the act of getting upset at each new indignity, every single disingenuous talking point and salvo in the never-ending media wars.
And shaking our heads and pointing fingers at India is disingenuous, racist, colonialist, hypocritical bullshit.
In this context, harvesting of the more abundant marine mammals takes on a real economic significance.Trond BjorndalLondonSIR – You point to the disingenuous arguments of many of those who campaign for the abolition of commercial whaling but you fail to convey the cynicism of the whaling industry.
