Sentence examples for cynical about whether from inspiring English sources

"But I've become cynical about whether we can have any influence," Chouinard said.

It's easy to be cynical about whether you can make any difference at all.

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

This leads commentators such as Simon Jenkins to be very cynical about whether we genuinely believe in it.

The people welcomed us in with smiles but were cynical about whether we could achieve any real change.

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

"I had a tutor who was very cynical about medicine as a profession.

(S51) "I had a tutor who was very cynical about medicine as a profession.

After Alfredo's courtship Violetta, who is cynical about love, ponders whether it might just be possible to take his ardor seriously.

The question of the movie is why Kate feels cynical about her job, whether she knows the value — the aesthetic value — of the furniture she sells, or merely the price it should command.

I became pretty cynical about marriage and whether you can love someone and be with that one person forever, and thankfully Christian came into my life and turned my life upside down.