Sentence examples for cynical feeling from inspiring English sources

I snuck a sleeping pill under my tongue and within half an hour I was packed onto the elevator, but now with the cynical feeling of a released prisoner who knows he'll be back behind bars soon.

Lucky for those in the second group, Someecards is available to help you express your cynical feelings about marriage.

The spiral of negativity into cynical feelings begins when we see our Facebook or Instagram friends excelling or enjoying life in ways that we aren't, or can't.

DP subscale items capture negative and cynical feelings about one's patients or colleagues (e.g. I don't really care what happens to some recipients).

Are you feeling cynical about parenting in America?

Google sells advertising (or, if you're feeling cynical, it sells people).

If one is feeling cynical about it, one might say they never will.

If you're feeling cynical about the glossification of motherhood, look away now.

O'Connor's spoken recently about how she sees music as a priesthood, and her encore feels like a benediction, ending with the spare beauty of the love-renouncing 'Streetcars', followed by a solo rendition of song learned from Irish monks which ensures that even the most cynical head home feeling a little less downhearted: "Give us this night untroubled rest and build our strength anew".

Now, if you're feeling cynical, you could simply view this as a ploy for Sprint to teach its customers how to use more and more data services, which are more profitable for wireless providers than plain ol' voice.

I was feeling cynical about electoral politics: it seemed to me as though the Democrats were just as warmongering and loyal to Wall Street as the Republicans.