Sentence examples for rather cynical from inspiring English sources

I confess to being rather cynical about QE.

I was rather cynical and had to convince myself".

And that, if my email inbox is anything to go by, is what feels rather cynical.

Consumers are rather cynical right now about "miracle ingredients," he added.

Trump has been rather cynical in appealing to people's fears and anxieties," Earnest said.

"It strikes me as a rather hopeless and rather cynical move," she said.

By insisting otherwise, Joost and the Shulmans manage the trick of looking like patsies rather than cynical con men.

I am essentially rather shambling, cynical, world-weary, clapped-out etc, so feel this should be part of the persona.

Fourteen-year-old Emily is a defiant suburban adolescent, but despite her arch tone she's filled with optimism rather than cynical lassitude.

The manager of the Partenopei, Walter Mazzarri, was rather more cynical, implying that Klose might just have been making sure he avoided a ban down the line.

He also said he regularly called Orbán a dictator to his face, and he described his humour as calculated, rather than cynical.