disingenuous

This is the one point where the film seems disingenuous.

It's disingenuous to take them to mean we make nothing.

"It would have been disingenuous to open up the process."

On a side note, I find the name of the party to be disingenuous.

But then who knew disingenuous was a red meat word?

Well who is being disingenuous with the facts here then?

"I think they're being disingenuous, thinking of themselves and not the city," he says.

"Take all the time you need," I told her with a disingenuous smile.

If the concept of the place seems disingenuous, the reality is not.

"It would be disingenuous to sell product through a program like this."

But it is disingenuous to interpret the law in this way.

So I find their battle cry to be a bit disingenuous.

Still, it seems especially disingenuous to hide the book away at this point.

These things, she felt, were not to be passed around like disingenuous party favors.

His use of the "we" word, she thought, was being a little disingenuous.

If we simply ask, with disingenuous convenience, "why are the same questions not asked of men?"

On the more general point, charges of corruption were disingenuous.

The tone of his voice was so disingenuous it surprised even him.

You know, I feel like it is a little bit disingenuous to make that kind of distinction.

Disingenuous when they stand on their own mountain of said patents.

It's very easy to see, and disingenuous to ignore it.

And disingenuous politicians know this - it's all hot air from them.

But I never expected the awards - and that's said without being disingenuous.

"People who say we're building towers in a park are disingenuous," he said.

So it was disingenuous of them to withdraw from the town at a later stage.