Sentence examples for deeply cynical of from inspiring English sources

The operations were often half-hearted, leaving the tribal people deeply cynical of the army's intentions.

"And they were deeply cynical of Western rhetoric on human rights.

In Russia, where politics has been tightly controlled from above for the past decade, people have grown deeply cynical of anything political.

Some said they could find an extra $10m, $20m, and even $30m from their businesses to offset the surprise.Readers should be deeply cynical of suggestions that accounts are much more reliable these days and that therefore historic valuation measures, like the cyclically-adjusted or Shiller price-earning ratio, are irrelevant.

He said it was "deeply cynical" of Pyne to argue for a reduction in public funding on the basis that university graduates made more money than people who did not go to university but still subsidised those degrees through their taxes.

Phrases like "bonds of trust" and words like "unity" — pablum or filler in any other State of Union address — sound, tonight, bitterly ironic and deeply cynical to the many Americans who oppose him.

It's an expression of a deeply cynical vision of our country, in which everyone is out for themselves, the suffering of the least fortunate is of no consequence to the most fortunate, and the American dream is off-limits to those who have lost their footing in a devastating economy.

But the tactically clever and deeply cynical maneuvers of propaganda and military improvisation that have taken him this far, one of his former advisers told me in Moscow earlier this month, are bound to risk unanticipated disasters.

It is deeply cynical politics, of course, and it may get harder as the cuts bite – we shall see.

For his critics, Obama's switch is "a deeply cynical reversal of his early antiwar views," notes Toby Harnden in the Daily Mail.

Watching the tussle between these two are PJ, an old sweat who angrily quits when offered a derisory bonus, and Jess, who calculatedly exploits her sex appeal while taking a deeply cynical view of these boys' playground games.