Sentence examples for pretty cynical view from inspiring English sources
"A lot of people have a pretty cynical view of Washington, but I really don't," Dr. McClellan said.
That's a pretty cynical view, but it's the verdict I came to after three years reporting these bunfights in southern Africa in the 1980s.
"Prospective university students and the wider community will take a pretty cynical view of Mr Pyne using public money to propagandise his higher education cuts".
I write as a history graduate so perhaps I'm not neutral here, but that comes across as a pretty cynical view of the motivations of arts undergraduates – and not, more importantly, one that seems to be backed up by any evidence from the ASI.
The story has a somewhat cynical view of the role of religion in this society Mrs.
If you are made to feel like a criminal for putting your refuse in the wrong bin, spied on to make sure you're in the right school catchment area or fined for a two-minute overstay by a parking department incentivised to maximise charges, then your view of "localism" is likely to be pretty cynical, to say the least.
It felt so overegged that Süddeutsche Zeitung could not help but take a cynical view: "The whole structure of the team must have been in pretty bad shape before they managed to turn it around against Hoffenheim".
That was pretty cynical".
"Italians can be pretty cynical.
