Sentence examples for cynically pointed out from inspiring English sources
Yet as her lawyer has cynically pointed out, she is an embodiment of the American Dream.
Or you could more cynically point out the looming threat of social network regulation coming its way from various governments around the world, and suggest that this new hands-off approach to data (we won't store it, we won't even be able to see it) might help it survive a clampdown on how it uses people's information.
Two! "We should have spaced it out with some boring embargoed story about an app that will clearly die in 6 months," writer Ryan Lawler pointed out cynically.
AND, as Catherine Shoard pointed out, rather less cynically, you're never far from where Alexander Mackendrick shot The Ladykillers.
Sanctions, they have pointed out, can be handed out capriciously or cynically to meet jobcentre targets.
Hamas is not interested in ceasefires, because as Israeli journalist Nahum Barnea pointed out, Hamas "wins" with casualties on either side; with Israeli casualties it is a Hamas achievement, and with Gazan casualties the death toll is cynically used to vie for international sympathy.
Dani pointed out landmarks.
Siegler pointed out earlier Monday.
She pointed out something else.
