Sentence examples for cynical reason from inspiring English sources

"The cynical reason that the banks stood by Groupon and its accounting shenanigans is most likely the expected fees from the offering".

"I promise you I did not kiss her," she wrote, adding, "GET OVER IT!" Simulated or not, that kiss could have been staged for a more cynical reason: publicity for her new single "Can't Be Tamed".

There may be some deeply cynical reason why Jonathan Ashworth, MP for Leicester East, is campaigning for the rights of the Rohingya people of Burma, but I can't divine it.

Mr Dewar thinks there will not be much jockeying "for the cynical reason that it is too early", but ambition is the hardest of vices for any politician to suppress.However, hopes that the coalition can survive these tribulations have been bolstered by the fact that the two parties have learned to get along socially.

The title, "The Critique of Cynical Reason," seemed to promise a cheeky update of Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason," but the book instead delivered a wildly personal polemic about the deterioration of the utopian spirit of 1968 and called for Sloterdijk's generation to take stock of itself.

U.S. managers have a cynical reason to prefer a share-boosting buyback regimen over a quarterly payout: It makes their options more valuable.

Others believe that the regime is putting up with Padura for more cynical reasons.

And so Labour took up devolution for purely tactical and cynical reasons.

Partly it's a Republican Party that, for its own cynical reasons, wants no deal with this president.

"I'd be surprised if they did it for cynical reasons," he said when I brought up the five-thousand-dollar gifts and asked about possible motives.

But the skepticism has quieted down, whether for cynical reasons, a growing sense of respect for the I.N.C. or plain desperation.