disingenuous

But even they admit it would be disingenuous to pretend domestic politics was not a factor.

Roger’s indignation over gentrification isn’t enough, however, to motivate him to meet a deadline on what he now considers a disingenuous, assigned piece on the “evolving” Brooklyn.

Doing so, in fact, “would expose as disingenuous the government’s public explanations for moving to unseal.”

Ms Wilkie accused the management companies of being disingenuous, lackadaisical and unprofessional, while questioning how the bills can be passed from one firm to another over the past nine years.

Labour councillor Heather Keen called the reports "disingenuous, inaccurate and designed to grab attention".