Sentence examples for cynical interpretation from inspiring English sources

But that's the cynical interpretation.

But there is a more cynical interpretation.

Some of the reporters had a cynical interpretation of what we were seeing.

And that does not seem all that credible.On the other hand, that is the cynical interpretation.

A cynical interpretation would be that it is a thriller that an intelligent person is happy to be seen reading.

Of course, a less cynical interpretation might be that the schools are keen not to ruin their pupils' prospects.

If this sounds like a cynical view of my fellow citizens' motivations, a view heretofore advanced mostly by liberal critics of the right — well, look, it's been a year in which cynical interpretations of the conservative establishment have been vindicated time and time again.

When you pick up a traditional prayer book you'll find so many phrases glorifying and praising God that the act of praying actually seems like a form of people pleasing, though such cynical interpretations discountenance the incantatory nature of prayer.

But perhaps that's too cynical an interpretation.

Stockman's take on the matter is simply the most cynical possible interpretation of Cornyn's votes during the 2013 government shutdown, in which the division between him and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) amounted to a simple disagreement over political tactics.

But I'll step out on the proverbial limb and toss a few hypotheses into the ring... Joaquin the Publicity Stuntman: The "publicity" hypothesis is an obvious cynical default interpretation that has been un-creatively over-massaged by both media and the general public alike.