Sentence examples for growing cynical from inspiring English sources

Others remain in the system, but they build walls of protection, growing cynical or detached.

The public, perhaps egged on by the coldest winter since 1995-96, is growing cynical.

This time the Met is also trying to operate amid a growing cynical assumption that all police officers are corrupt.

But as months have passed without paychecks, women with the Daughters of Iraq say they are struggling to hang on, and growing cynical about the promises of back pay and government support.

At the same time, consumers are growing cynical of donating a dollar at the check-out.

His students were growing cynical about the benefits of science to humanity because of the controversy surrounding the Vietnam War.

The Spanish have grown cynical and tired.

Why haven't we grown cynical or disillusioned with Apple?

When the voters grow cynical, he argued, they turn away.

Maybe London's immigrants, like its native citizens, have grown cynical and fled town?

British agent Alec Leamas (played by Burton) has grown cynical about the espionage game.