Rebecca Eisenberg, in 1993, warned that law professors who work as lawyers may "tarnish their reputations as scholars, and perhaps even diminish their future effectiveness as advocates, if they publish patently foolish or disingenuous views".
Democrats, with some support in early national polls, said they could hold firm so long as Republicans' demands were so unreasonable — and, in their view, disingenuous.
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.
If we are to believe these pronouncements, small-government conservatives are either in danger of disappearance, severely bigoted, or are simply disingenuous about their views in a quasi-conspiratorial manner.
But many of Watson's fellow PGA Tour pros view him as disingenuous, and an anonymous ESPN.com survey seemed to confirm that.
Others emphasized that purchases were made voluntarily by patients, arguing that they had no influence over the patient's actions, a disingenuous claim at best in view of the nature of the therapeutic relationship and its inherent power imbalance.
The claim that Mr. Lhota "told the Tea Party he shares their views" is a disingenuous assertion, even if narrowly true.
There is, from the corporate point of view, something a little disingenuous happening here.
From both a cultural and an economic point of view, there is something disingenuous about this knee-jerk contempt for has-beens.
