Sentence examples for extremely cynical from inspiring English sources
That two well-known American cable news hosts would so blithely sign up with a network Russia has financed with the explicit purpose of forwarding its view of the world says something about the extreme — and extremely cynical — media relativism that has fallen upon the land.
People are extremely cynical about the whole process.
"It is not just insulting, it's extremely cynical.
Either The Times is deeply deluded or extremely cynical in its claims in this regard.
He called Judge Brinkema's initial appointment of non-Muslims to his defense team "extremely cynical".
Polls show that the French are extremely cynical when it comes to corruption, believing it is widespread.
MayKay and Pockets first met as teenagers on holiday in Spain where they realised they both went to nearby schools and shared the same "extremely optimistically cynical outlook on life".
Vince Cable, the former business secretary, will single out George Osborne as "extremely shrewd politically, very cynical" and ready to let his Treasury advisers intimidate government departments such as the Department of Work and Pensions.
On the subject of cynicism, Cable singles out Osborne, whom he describes as "extremely shrewd politically, but very cynical" – one imagines the chancellor would take that as a compliment.
Without a firm sense of right and wrong, some experts say, children tend to become cynical, alienated and extremely selfish.
Overall Broadchurch worked a treat because it had a sense of place and people, a well-constructed murder mystery, and in Colman and David Tennant, as her professionally cynical boss DI Alec Hardy, two extremely watchable leads.
