disingeneous

I think it is disingeneous to say that if a consistent mentod of interpretation leads to a different result at a different point in time, there has been an amendment.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Constitution and the Golden Calf — A Response to Randy: 2009

It seems disingeneous for there to be tolerance for "bad science".

Evolution in a Christian Context James F. McGrath 2009

I think it is disingeneous to say that if a consistent mentod of interpretation leads to a different result at a different point in time, there has been an amendment.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Constitution and the Golden Calf — A Response to Randy: 2009

To me they're all disingeneous, pompusand have no constitutional leadership potential in the least.

OpEdNews - Diary: OEN Help Requested to Check Out This Palin Story 2008

Melanie's final comment is particular disingeneous - “What a surprise that human rights NG O's and their media acolytes have been totally silent about this most unfortunate development,” (ie that the court is “effectively paralysed”).

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

Newmania, it is you, not I, that is being disingeneous on tax.

Telegraph Column: Grammar Lessons for Cameron 2007

Governor Bill Richardson is being disingeneous when he says that he doesn't want to permit that list to be turned over for comparison with the voter rolls.

CNN Transcript Dec 3, 2007 2007

The not understanding part just seems disingeneous to me.

Firedoglake » Net Neutrality: What Works For You? 2006

Anything else would be methodologically disingeneous.

The Ruse - Woodward debate: an introduction to political creationism - The Panda's Thumb 2006

But to argue, as some here are still doing, that the substantial increase we observe in CO2 is not due to the hose we humans have turned on, in the face of the available evidence, seems to me to be disingeneous at best.

Hansen and Schmidt: Predicting the Past? « Climate Audit 2006