Sentence examples for becoming cynical from inspiring English sources

Can students be critical without becoming cynical?

"People are becoming cynical about politics in general.

Each year, she experienced several, without becoming cynical.

"They're not becoming cynical, but they're getting more savvy about the ebb and flow of relationships.

The public is becoming cynical about whether the regulators can do anything right, which is undermining support for reforms".

But he resisted becoming cynical, never losing faith in the ability of police to do the right thing.

Mr. Thacker said his own research had found students becoming more cynical about higher education.

"I'm becoming increasingly cynical," said Susan E. Rice, assistant secretary of state for African affairs in the Clinton administration.

Some may see this as a sign of the public becoming more cynical about politicians: I prefer to see it as a better-informed scepticism.

In a marketplace becoming increasingly cynical about business after scandals at Enron, WorldCom and the like, Mr. Jackson contends that companies that strengthen, or even just maintain, a good image gain a competitive edge.

It is open to mystery and contingency … Here is a novel that understands corruption without becoming merely cynical, that wrangles with love and disappointment and the passing of time, that gestures towards the ever-receding idea of home".