Sentence examples for less cynical about from inspiring English sources

People would perhaps be less cynical about politicians if the politicians themselves would be more cynical.

And jaded business travellers could stand to be a bit less cynical about the potential impact of big storms.

Others are less cynical about electoral democracy as an ideal, but no more hopeful about its implementation.

I didn't do it on Billy Elliot because I was making The Hours, but I'm much less cynical about it now.

However, whether it's narrower scope or naked focus on profits over policies, we still remain far less cynical about the motives of the private sector than we do our (usually) elected officials.

Furthermore, social scientists found that people in immigrant communities in New York were less cynical about the law than were people in less diverse communities; they were also more likely to indicate that they would cooperate with the police.

Others are less cynical, at least about Rolls-Royce, which says the layoffs are motivated solely by the business slowdown.

So the challenge for the media and their audiences during this year will be to negotiate a new relationship with celebrities that is somehow simultaneously much more cynical than the overlords of broadcasting seem to have been about Savile but less cynical than some TV producers and many social networkers were about McAlpine.

But his personal experience of what it means to live under a dictatorship also makes him much less cynical than some other Europeans about President Bush's rhetoric on the subject of freedom.

While one could infer something about Schadenfreude here, the researchers' explanation was much less cynical: Readers like stories when they feel engaged by them.

Others were less cynical.