So her protestations of ordinariness might all seem somewhat disingenuous – though it's refreshing to hear a pop megastar acknowledge concepts such as luck and chance, rather than grimly trotting out American dream cliches and Protestant work ethic myths – were it not for her own career decisions bearing it out.
To imply that Susan Sarandon, who has dedicated much of her life to human-rights activism, objects to the feminist label because she is "right-wing" is disingenuous.
Better late than never, José Mourinho has finally accepted it was disingenuous to allege there was a campaign among the Premier League's higher authorities to nobble Chelsea's title challenge through the kind of refereeing mistakes that invariably happen to every club over the course of the season.
Disingenuous!" He was then president of the party during the Ashdown years, and his unstinting efforts on the rubber chicken circuit gave a peculiarly Kennedy-esque spirit to the party that was especially his – gentle, civilised, humorous; nobody's poodles, but not Rottweilers either, as he put it.
This is slightly disingenuous as Piketty did actually work as an adviser to Ségolène Royal in 2007, when she was the socialist candidate in the presidential elections.
Without Noel it's Rain – Oasis's name before Noel came along and took over songwriting duties – and Liam et al calling themselves Oasis would be disingenuous.
He said senior MGN journalists gave "deliberately crafted and disingenuous statements" to the Leveson inquiry into press ethics, and accused MGN of withholding key evidence that meant that only the "very tip of the proverbial iceberg" could be revealed.
"It's disingenuous to say it's being done for conservation," he said.
The Republican Party's disingenuous exploitation of identity politics explains why for the next few months you will see a lot of Dr Ben Carson and Carly Fiorinaandnd Marco Rubio), who yesterday announced his intention to fail to become President of the United States.
Jeff Flocken, the North American regional director for the International Fund for Animal Welfare, called the club's position "disingenuous".
It's disingenuous to claim that 'ITV produced more than twice as much art and music programming as BBC1 and 20 per cent more than BBC2.' Please!
