Sentence examples for altogether cynical from inspiring English sources
The view of love that emerges from "Sidewalks," while it is not particularly deep or insightful, is refreshingly hard-headed without being altogether cynical.
Was that totally cynical?
"The film's totally cynical.
Then again, the plan to ban hunting may have been something altogether more cynical.
A mayor is not expected to tell us "Yes, we can!" – it's altogether too lofty for cynical urbanites.
No, actually, the more I think about it, the more I suspect that Penn and Teller's attendance is indicative of a much more cynical plot altogether.
And a cynical public can lose interest in political participation altogether".
Because the term Gen X has carried some negative connotations — slacker, cynical, distrustful — people see the label as a stigma and avoid it altogether.
On the other hand, the chief justice is a cynical manipulator who "wanted to maintain the Supreme Court as a playpen for anti-government sophistry" while avoiding trashing up the court altogether, Timothy Noah claims in The New Republic.
