16.Mr. Hammond, a senior member of the cabinet two months ago, told the BBC on Tuesday that Mr. Johnson's claim of progress on the negotiations was " disingenuous."
18.So, if we say we're for food justice and liberation, it would be very disingenuous to only offer programming in English that excluded most of the farmers in this nation.
19.Well, I think it's a little disingenuous to discount what legislators are doing, when they actually report to the people and can be thrown out of office.
20.As to the former, I fear I was disingenuous, and led her to regard herself as having been an attraction to me from the first moment that I saw her on the links.