Sentence examples for cynical face from inspiring English sources

It turns out that, no matter what cynical face we present to the world, people really love love.

Chinatown is portrayed as a more gritty and difficult place for new immigrants, and the pursuit of material success is given a more cynical face, especially in Act II.

If only I had been trained to follow rules, rather than having been spoiled by the modern disrespect for them!" But if you imagine a cynical expression distorting my face while I read such wistful counterfactuals, you would be wrong.

Why travel 3,800 miles roundtrip only to have a sullen, cynical look on your face that will send women running in full sprint?

It is unlikely that Mr. Culbertson was unaware of the cynical expression on Clark's face, and he knew perfectly well what other members of he press were thinking of him.

I have often felt cynical when faced with magical realism, but I was able to quieten that small voice in the back of my mind while reading One Hundred Years Of Solitude.

But it's hard to stay cynical in the face of Carollo's enthusiasm.

"A lot of them you say, 'oh, of course, there are a lot of gun control people on here.' The ones that kind of surprised me the most was what we called the downtrodden in the paper who were just cynical in the face of power".

The door opened and Reinhardt stood there, an expression of cynical bewilderment on his face, a large cigar between his lips.

To those who have followed the ebb and flow of broadcast decency issues over the last few decades, much of this reaction comes across as cynical posturing and face-saving.

He always had a cynical smile on his face.