Sentence examples for cynical smile from inspiring English sources
He always had a cynical smile on his face.
But most Algerians respond with a shrug and a cynical smile.
Mourinho only offered a cynical smile, however, as two of his players were booked and Louro sent off.
His Rochester, greyhound lean, with a crooked, cynical smile set in an angular jaw, is very plausibly a thinking girl's half-inappropriate crush object.
But until recently, suggest that London might be up there as worthy of a risk assessment – thanks largely to the backlash against Britain's forays beyond its borders – and you'd usually be met with a hesitant yet cynical smile.
When he would see a group of us in conversation, he would sidle over, calmly, with the cynical smile on his face, on the chance that he might be able to pick up a word or two of what we were saying.
Such promises drew cynical smiles from people aware of the real situation in the battle zone: the heavy artillery so ostentatiously withdrawn by both sides has long been returned to the frontline and put to use.
The president's speech Tuesday to Russia's "next generation" was greeted by a mixture of stony faces and cynical smiles.
The section, entitled "Protect Voting Rights, Fix Our Campaign Finance System, and Restore Our Democracy," features voting rights and money in politics commitments that will make even the most cynical activist smile and represents the cherry on top of what is by far the most progressive Democratic Platform ever proposed.
The facilities are primitive, the acoustics not much better, yet cynical orchestra musicians smile without shame and the world's interesting musicians -- from Igor Stravinsky to Pierre Boulez -- return at every opportunity.
