What a bunch of disingenuous politicians they are.
But in "3 Billion and Counting," a documentary he has made on the subject, he undercuts his cause by adopting what seems like a disingenuous naïveté early in the film: he and his producer, Helene Udy, try to give the impression that they had never even heard of malaria until the day before yesterday.
But, while I was initially turned off by what I saw as a disingenuous and self-aggrandizing attempt to blow up a joke into a national issue, I also found myself agreeing with what Park has to say about the roles we, as Asian-Americans, are called to play in America's ongoing diversity drama.
For locals, this distrust is fuelled by what they see as a disingenuous disarmament drive.
The lack of legal protection for the LGBT people is what these disingenuous legislators are using as a basis for further deceiving constituents.
That's what is disingenuous about the "Moderate Mitt" in recent speeches and the first presidential debate.
In doing so, both parties set up a disingenuous conversation about what is actually involved in normal development.
"And it takes away what is a fairly disingenuous reason for holding people in jail: the idea that if they intended to come back to court, they would find the money to pay their bail".
What was truly disingenuous was that Facebook told companies to buy Likes as a long-term investment, when it likely could already see or at least predict that reach to those fans would decline, devaluing the investment.
What is most disingenuous about Cameron's speech is the direct statement that any opposition to his unworkable proposals amounts to inaction.
But he has been disillusioned by what he considers disingenuous rhetoric attacking primary rivals on immigration and Mr. Obama on health care, despite similarities between the administration's health plan and the one Mr. Romney fashioned in Massachusetts.
