Sentence examples for cynical towards from inspiring English sources
A recent programme discussed why people have become cynical towards markets, pension-fund management and boardrooms.
To those cynical towards Gordon Strachan and his position as Scotland's manager, as plenty are, the team sheet read like a farewell letter.
Haiti was a graveyard of failed NGO projects even before the earthquake, so people are unusually cynical towards both their own government and international actors, and happiest when solving problems themselves.
Capital outflows are a product of sanctions, and Western investors remain cynical towards Russia even though the ease of doing business ratings for Russia improved substantially under Putin.
The clarity and intention of the speech itself couldn't be faulted, but I found myself cynical towards the reaction from the crowd.
The anti-self is self-critical and cynical towards others, self-hating and paranoid and suspicious of others, and, at its ultimate end self-destructive and destructive to others.
Perhaps this was due in some way to the so-called "cynicism" in his novels and stories, something that was found shocking at the beginning of his career, but that chimed more harmoniously with modern readers, increasingly cynical themselves, towards its conclusion.
But her father's miscalculations, her mother's ignorance and neglect of the Tamils, and what can only be described as Jayawardene's cynical viciousness towards them, created a legacy of Sinhalese intransigence and Tamil fanaticism that may have made the task impossible.
Instead of resorting to a cynical stance towards Earth Day this year, look around to see the movement that is sneaking up on us and transitioning not only our attitudes, but also our global economy, towards a more holistic system.
Depersonalisation occurs when workers have negative and cynical attitudes towards their clients.
"A cynical approach towards human rights is wrong," said the head of the Judicial Sciences Faculty, Seyed Mohammad Mir Mohammad Sadeghi.
