Sentence examples for cynical with from inspiring English sources

It was too knowing, too cynical, with too much bad feeling so close to the surface.

"The public are so fed up, so cynical with politicians – we have got a huge challenge to address that," Jarvis said.

Even as Eurocrats become more cynical with age, learning that promotion has less to do with merit than with politics, most retain a spark of faith.

"Tell me," I now asked, "why is it that most scientists are so cynical with regard to the issues of war and peace today?

Leicester were accused of being cynical – with tactical fouls and time-wasting and the controversy over Jamie Vardy's penalty – but that was a harsh assessment.

Mr. Khader, sleep-deprived and chain-smoking, comes across as both decent and cynical, with sharp and sometimes surprising news judgment.

A rational friend – and someone with whom I share cynical views with about almost everything important – is adamant that there are merits to this madness.

"I think the best way to view Conker with respect to his earlier incarnations is that like people, he's changed and matured -- or become more cynical -- with age," an unnamed developer from Rare (they prefer anonymity) told Amazon.com in an uncustomary interview earlier this year.

Replace the cynical weariness with messianism and you have Russell to a tee.

There were rumours of more cynical unions with former Baathists and kidnappers.

But he has done nothing to diminish his party's reputation for cynical largesse with taxpayers' money.