cynical about, of, in, for or among?
| Yes, I'd cynical about that admission. |
| There's no need to be cynical about him. |
| Me? I'd feeling pretty cynical about it. |
| The problem is, though, you start to get totally cynical about the world of books. |
| Again I will say I am suspicious and cynical about that working, but we shall see. |
| You both may well be right that I'd overly cynical about the quality of collateral. |
| There's no shame in celebrating great artistic work and it's something we definitely shouldn't be cynical about. |
| The best time to send emails to your clients I can be very cynical about these ' best time to post ' statistics. |
| Ordinary citizens have become bitter and cynical about the Government and to some extent politicians in general. |
| And I'd incredibly cynical about the Olypmics but I loved the imagination and generosity in the opening ceremony. |
| You're cynical of it - not skeptical. |
| We have become are cynical of ' experts '. |
| I can be cynical of most anything, but God. |
| I must admit I have become very cynical of governments generally as I have got older. |
| I'd not supporting the current Iranian mullah regieme, and I'd cynical of any statists. |
| It's best to try not to either become overly cynical of this type of news (easily done. |
| Regrettably, too many years of corporate politics have made me cynical of idealists in a world of vested interests. |
| I am very cynical of new media art that collaborates with science, almost as a pathetic form of cultural validation. |
| People are not not only critical but cynical of this attempt to yank Corona by considering it as political vendetta. |
| That selective justice is one of the many reasons so many journalists remain deeply cynical of the ethics of the IOC. |
| But to be cynical in these times seems to me inappropriate. |
| It's impossible to be cynical in a presence like Foulkes's. |
| JohnMcD Colour me cynical in refusing to believe that OGH is a floating voter. |
| We've become scared or cynical in accepting the value of skills, knowledge, experience etc. |
| I think Cynical in Seattle brought up some very valid points that Mark didn't really address. |
| We may well become cynical in time but for now, after its first conclusion, let's give it a chance. |
| You are obviously american and very cynical in mind and thats fine without people like you this world would be monomous. |
| Apart from the outer conditions, i was degenerating in myself also, tending to become superficial in life and cynical in outlook. |
| Even those of us who may have been cynical in the past now realise that many medications that are prescribed have nasty side-effects. |
| It's too easy to become cynical in our real life, if only more people could visit Aqua and learn to appreciate tiny wonders around us. |
| The cynical among them may point to pure luck of timing. |
| So, naturally, the more cynical among us were looking at this husband. |
| But it won't just be the cynical among us who are simply not satisfied with that. |
| The more cynical among us may see this as a way Platini can further integrate with contacts across all of Europe. |
| The cynical among us may be tempted to think this is simply another marketing scheme for the mammoth company to sell more products. |
| I think you were seriously in love and even the most cynical among us realise that the heart doesn't always find its home in the best of places. |
| In this realm of true altruism (which the cynical among us would argue does not exist ), there is no room for concern about what other people may think. |
| Some people will see a great volunteer crusade to help the disadvantaged, the more cynical among us might be strongly reminded of the Hitler movement or worse. |
| Only the most cynical among us could be aware of all that Clemens and Crane stand to gain by his playing a game for the Houston Astros, and still want it to happen. |
| Yea, so pardon me for being cynical for those reasons. |
| It is also rather wickedly and insolently cynical for Mr. |
| But the song is way too bitter and cynical for my tastes. |
| It's a little too cynical for my tastes, but you may be correct. |
| I have been cynical for many years about what is and isn't true. |
| OLD MAN: 17 Jan 2012 11:58:07am Oh! so cynical for one who loks so young. |
| This post comes of as uncharacteristically bitter and cynical for this blog. |
| I do not know if the Irish solution is a charismatic figure like Obama -- we're too cynical for that. |
| Singing In The Rain (and other old musicals) - For some reason, the adult audience has become way to cynical for musicals. |
| It might also, to be cynical for a moment, be best for the Coalition to be seen to do this, to remain in the public's esteem. |
| People do get cynical on here sometimes. |
| The Pact was totally cynical on both sides. |
| Buckley, Vidal appeared cold and cynical on the surface. |
| And to all of the mods, thank you for being cynical on our behalf. |
| It occurs to me that this is especially cynical on the Administration's part. |
| So, don't go getting all cynical on me now posts by Doug at Hive Health Media. |
| Just call us cynical on the causation, and you can't solve without knowing the cause. |
| It was only a 5 minute wait, but it just seemed a bit cynical on management's part to have this kind of policy. |
| He smirked more subversively than any of the art-school types who worshiped him; his music could sound innocent on one phrase and winkingly cynical on the next. |
| Now I don't know about you -- although I can guess, because you come across as pretty cynical on the whole -- but whenever I hear the word ' aromatherapy ', I smell a rat. |
| That seems coldly cynical to me. |
| It was it was cynical to the point of of two. |
| Their statements of support are cynical to the core. |
| It may sound cynical to some, but that is not my intention. |
| I'd far to cynical to this that that hasn't factored into it. |
| You can be cynical to the extent that he was elected to this position for a variety of reasons. |
| Your gay rights that you enjoy presently can be easily taken away from you if more like you are apathetic and cynical to the gay cause. |
| And for goodness sake, hopefully he (and everyone else) won't be cynical to the educational system by the time these changes roll around. |
| This all results in more and more people (particularly younger or more impressionable people) being so cynical to the great world around us. |
| I had grown very cynical with old age. |
| No chances for being cynical with her. |
| You can understand why people become cynical with age. |
| Focus on the issue and please don't be cynical with a people's heritage. |
| This is why I am beyond cynical with the motivations of most Republicans. |
| Maybe I've just grown too apathetic and cynical with everything Leeds http: //twitter. |
| Stoke provided their typical challenge, they were well organised, compact, late in the tackle and cynical with their time wasting. |
| Maybe it's just me being older, and having become de-sensitised and cynical with age, but it has been a while since a game have affected me. |
| But if you expect opportunities to come your way without pushing in a specific direction, you will find yourself grow weary and cynical with hopelessness. |
| While part of our fanboy/girl culture is being cynical with all things corporate, we're the first to champion someone who stays true to the stories we love. |
| I became cynical after challenging preachers and others and doing my own homework. |
| I think it is so so easy to become cynical after getting hurt by someone but life is too short to stay closed and bitter. |
| But sorry -- can't help being cynical after my email correspondent claimed to have personally met his god -- and his description turned out so tame. |
| The cynical amongst us will say that it will be political. |
| The more cynical amongst us may suggest that the sale of Robin Van Persie forced his hand. |
| Now the cynical amongst you may think that our adoration for the season is driven by the prospect of increased consumer demand. |
| The more cynical amongst you who consider the life of a pro surfer tantamount to a holiday at the best of times aren't going to like what comes next. |
| I have come to believe (1) but the more cynical amongst us won't have any trouble in beleiving (2) Hi Ryan, that's the problem with the bug in the BT router. |
| We tend to prefer to be cynical as a nation. |
| Many Chechens are cynical as to whether the payments will actually arrive. |
| It is very easy to be cynical as to precisely what contribution most of these volunteers make. |
| Although saying that, I had began to be a little cynical as to whether I would ever catch one of the beasts that I craved so badly. |
| Cars and cell phones are particularly cogent indices in this regard, although scoffed at by the cynical as a ' solid achievement ' of this Government. |
| While I of course welcome these proposals, however belated they might be, I must admit as to being somewhat cynical as to the timing of this announcement, coming only weeks before an election. |
| I am still cynical as to whether or not this is a sign of things to come, as Andy pointed out, there are idiots on both sides who will continue to mock the dead in a pathetic game of one-upmanship. |
| It was easy to be cynical at a time like this. |
| Let's praise NY and their efforts, not whine and be cynical at every step. |
| As a somewhat reluctant, even cynical at times, sports parent, the answer has surprised me. |
| I'd also quite cynical at this stage just what has actually prompted this sudden turnaround. |
| Although I'd not cynical at all in my private life that is spot on for how I feel about our leaders and our Govt. |
| They wouldn't whip me if I spoke out of line about the church, heh, because I was very cynical at an early age, I could see through it. |
| Point of View/Voice-Erik is a great narrator, funny, believably both sensitive and a bit cynical at times, but very understandable in his situation. |
| I hate to be so very cynical at just 18, I just find it disapointing that I haven't seen one person stop to read one of his poem's just before they enter into those shiny doors. |
| Any issue fought in the interests of public is seen as cynical by the critics. |
| I am cynical by nature and like you I am always curious as to the motivation of those famous in the peak oil community. |
| I was a bit cynical by then and wasn't at all surprised to see yet another colt, this time pale chestnut-going-white grey. |
| I can't help feel somewhat cynical by your selection of grotesque imagery throughout the article, however (presumably from projects bearing Mr. |
| I'd an ageing hippy whos hair has fallen out and who has grown more cynical by the day, and they replies posted to my comments have made me even more so. |
| Ali should have been made cynical by duplicity, tragedy and bitter experience? yet he was ready to believe, despite all precedent, in a prospect for peace, and was ready to work for it. |
| Or bro from another ho if you're feeling cynical like me today. |
| Nobody else does gritty cynical like him:) Just like believing in the Big Bang theory. |
| Sure, being cynical like that is fashionable, but I don't think you really beleive that's true. |
| I myself predict a remaking at some stage and/or a comic book adaptation, but I'd just cynical like that. |
| Social networks rely on young people's lack of common sense regarding their privacy: perhaps they're just not cynical like the rest of us who has long-since rejected such things as puerile. |
| Sure, you might be cynical regarding hiring one for your business. |
| Often guests are cynical regarding this but only until they see an Elephant in camp. |
| The once patriotic overseas Pakistanis, although continuing a level of patriotism, have become more cynical regarding Pakistan. |
| A mixed blessing and curse we have as young adults is that we lack the precedent to be truly cynical regarding the electoral process. |
| When church boards become dysfunctional and seek no remedy, pastoral leadership will become cynical regarding the value and purpose of the church board. |
| I find it always pays to be completely cynical regarding the aims of anything &; everything put forward by the HKG, and ' national education ' is no exception. |
| But additional usually than not immediately after i make an effort to share this with others, they are possibly too affectionate concerning the concept, or as well cynical regarding the concept. |
| Like yourself, I'd a bit cynical towards it also. |
| The lack of parental love makes them hostile and cynical towards the society. |
| I feel a tribal connection to Arsenal, but am increasingly feeling cynical towards the game. |
| This can not be put forward as truth for it would be cynical towards the powers that would rather assume themselves prefect (or is that Miss Pelt Weasel). |
| These revelations have the power to make one cynical towards government, to destroy one's faith in democracy and possibly kill off any honest person's political ambitions. |