Sentence examples for cynical intention from inspiring English sources

While he was found guilty, the panel accepted there was no cynical intention on Brent's part".

Another example where algorithmic incentives can be seen warping content is the truly awful stuff that's made for (and uploaded at scale to) YouTube — with the sole and cynical intention of ad display monetization via children's non-discerning eyeballs.

The legacy of Griffith is simultaneously that of the medium's colossal artistic force and its power for demagogy — of the potential to bring a world to life onscreen and the potential to turn that world into the big lie, whether with sincere or cynical intentions.

And for those who are cynical about U.S. intentions, no amount of proof is enough".

— Hong Lei, spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry "For those who are cynical about Iranian intentions, any amount of proof is sufficient.

THE Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have not significantly dampened young Americans' purchasing plans, but they have made them more cynical about advertisers' intentions, according to several surveys.

But the on-again, off-again interest in Pakistan and the Af/Pak region would leave almost anyone cynical about U.S. intentions -- as indeed most people in Pakistan are.

Some fans might have also grown cynical about the Hornets' intentions over the last two seasons, said David M. Carter, the executive director of the Sports Business Institute at the University of Southern California.

The operations were often half-hearted, leaving the tribal people deeply cynical of the army's intentions.

His intentions were less cynical than people take this quote to mean.

ISTANBUL — It is easy to be cynical about the Turkish government's stated intention to bring about a settlement to the country's vexing Kurdish problem.