Sentence examples similar to faced cynicism from inspiring English sources

Of course we face this cynicism that vinyl is old-fashioned.

Now, the highest hurdle Bring Back Our Girls faces is cynicism.

Anyone arriving with an inner vision of the City of Peace faces certain cynicism.

It is a rollicking entertainment for some of the time, and a sulphurous study in bare-faced cynicism pretty much all of the time.

Now so many of them are fed up with the squalid political shenanigans and bare-faced cynicism, with the endless rows and constant changes to the contrived and artificial regulations, and with the spectacle of obscene and meaningless waste, that the sport's declining reputation is in danger of reaching critical mass.

Michael Ochs said that another obstacle Mr. Bowser faced was society's cynicism about mental illness.

Observers might be excused some cynicism when faced with the hype around VR.

These factors had profound consequences for the state's postwar re-legitimization, while the commercial networks' recent challenge to NHK has helped engender the wave of cynicism currently faced by the state.

On the other hand, when Labour acts out of principle on foreign policy – as it did on Syria and the EU budget – it faces charges of cynicism.

This, exactly, is our situation today: we are facing the shameless cynicism of the representatives of the existing global order, who only imagine that they believe in their ideas of democracy, human rights etc.

But good intentions withered as the nation faced yet another war (Vietnam), cynicism toward government grew and the very words Harrington used to define the problem slowly became the roots of the conservative argument against government action.