Sentence examples for turned cynical from inspiring English sources

In America, reporters covering such a long-running campaign would have turned cynical by now.

That's despite his experience with the 2007 series Party Animals, in which he played a Labour party drone turned cynical lobbyist.

It is a concern echoed by many businesspeople at home, turned cynical by years of unmet promises to cut corruption, tax fraud and red tape.

Fortunately, Obama continued, he had by his side the two nephews, who, unlike Malia and Sasha, "have not yet been turned cynical by Washington.

America was surging toward unprecedented domestic prosperity and global influence, but the mood at home turned cynical and edgy, as the middle class fell prey to the fear that Roosevelt had warned against at his first Inaugural.

Appearing like a mirage from the heart of the show, and presiding over the action like a 1950s beauty pageant winner turned cynical Greek chorus is Heather Christian's seductive songstress, Miss Atomic.

Do we ignore it, turn cynical, or become overwhelmed by dread?

Such darkness might easily turn cynical, and yet "Adventure Time" has a gentle heart.

When confronted by a spectacularly successful man who is also an unmistakably good man, most of us turn cynical or jocular.

No wonder voters turn cynical if all the party tribalism, the ideology, the fury and passion was only play-acting after all.

This grisly caper turns cynical in its final act on the question of whether crime pays: it's an uncompromising, even magnificent rebuke to those hoping for some sort of feelgood pay-off.