Sentence examples for create cynicism from inspiring English sources

JF: But I hate to create cynicism about politicians, too.

"Perceptions among core fans that rule violators are not sanctioned quickly, uniformly, or severely enough create cynicism and contribute to their reluctance to recommend the sport to others," the report concluded.

"We can't afford to create cynicism about that term," says Hollender.

But there was that one transcendent moment that balanced out--if even for just a second--Lochte, the Egyptian judo player, and all the other sore losers, cheaters, and entitled asses who collectively create cynicism around the event.

Giving positive statements on research protocols fulfilling legal requirements, yet wasting resources and bringing no value to health may create cynicism and decrease true interest in their work.

May create cynicism towards men and relationships in general.

"Greenwashing creates cynicism".

I don't for a minute want to normalise lying – it leads to a decline in trust that creates cynicism, and worse.

The lack of access and transparency from lawmakers "creates cynicism from people in their engagement," says Booker.

The steady stream of offenses lobbed at migrants by colleagues and customers created cynicism about urban norms and values, leading migrants to reverse the urban ethos projecting all things rural as culturally impoverished (Wimmer 2008a, b).

The problem is not race or suppression -- "people aren't voting because they see candidates fail to keep their promises which creates cynicism".