Sentence examples for highly cynical from inspiring English sources

You have this range from highly cynical to completely naïve.

That sounds sensible enough, but it actually was a highly cynical maneuver.

Across industries and countries, frontline workers tend to be highly cynical about management's actions and pronouncements.

And invention is not only limited by physical laws, but is also often put to highly cynical use.

We also demonstrate that increasing customer participation in service recovery through joint recovery can overcome adverse outcomes and increase customer satisfaction among highly cynical customers.

It was described yesterday by Kenneth Rose, executive director of the New York-based Humas Rights Watchighlya "highly cynical Hobbesian view of the world".

Thus, in highly legally cynical neighbourhoods, there is a negligible influence of adolescents' violent behaviour on parental assessments of their aggression.

"The Tourist" is, among other things, a portrait of the CIA as a nest of highly lethal, surpassingly cynical vipers.

Mr. Haneke, who is Austrian, said he cast a cool eye on the highly wrought, deeply cynical novel.

The Mao-era Socialist Realism in that show finds its answer, and a complicated one, in a cynical, highly inventive version of political Pop Art.

His story exemplifies a decade of post-ideological drift and spitball politics in Washington: a cynical, highly pragmatic struggle over power more than ideas that opened with the Thomas-Hill confrontation of 1991, reached its climax with the impeachment drive and now seems to have been interred with so much else in the rubble of Sept. 11.