Sentences with phrase «become more cynical»

Thus older individuals become more cynical because they have discovered that the pundits lie or spin.

Sadly, I've become more cynical towards human beings because I see how we are destroying our planet.

Arsenal have become more cynical closing games like chelsea match.

In fact, consumers have become more cynical today than in the past.

Not exact matches

But it's just as easy, given how that future seems to grow more fantastical and distant with each word he utters, to become cynical.

A more cynical view, though, would be that the Liberals are waiting for the crisis to become a more public disgrace that necessitates intervention.

His superpower is helping people become more honest without becoming cynical.

Amidst all the turmoil in the Church, which might tempt one to become cynical towards the institution, this is a beautiful and timely reminder for us that the Church is so much more than just an institution.

I am absolutely certain that this movie will fail to replicate its U.S. success with more cynical European audiences and as I'm sure it has become clear I couldn't honestly recommend this film to anyone without an insult being implied.

As I've gotten older, I'm become more and more cynical about movies that seem like blatant crowd pleasers — I can see right through those middlebrow films taking on fairly obvious and safe political stances, playing them off as something progressive.

If social learning is to become more than a just a cynical attempt to sell more tools or platforms and is to become an embedded aspect of modern learning businesses, employers do need to reexamine their relationships with their employees and how they want to engage with new knowledge and information.

It gets worse, as she adds, «I am left in my more cynical moments with the thought that poor black children have become the vehicle by which rich white people give money to their friends.»

In some cases, they even said they looked at older and more experienced teachers who had become quite jaded and cynical and they said «I don't want to become like that person».

The more I've learned about traditional publishing, the more cynical I've become.

Mabe I have simply become too cynical to live in a world that has people in it, but............ I see a much more nefarious possibility lurking here.

Perhaps the strangest thing is that since the internet age arrived, the number of such schemes might have multiplied, but we have also become a little less naïve and a touch more cynical.

This postmodern self - aware style of game is all the rage these days and the concept risks becoming stale; luckily, the warm - hearted humour and optimistic outlook help Ittle Dew feel not like a cynical satire but more like a loving tribute.

As contemporary art has matured, or became stuck, depending on your view, its questions have gradually become more specialized and narrow (or shallow, if you want to be cynical).

I think we have to be as realistic and accurate as we can, or the public will become even more cynical and dismissive.

The cynical might point out that Apple became a bit more devoted to privacy when the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) act passed.

It would be a cynical exercise if more land was acquired in future, and compensation became the means by which this PBC stayed viable.

[ANONYMOUS LISTSERVE COMMENT]: «I haven't seen any research on this... However, in 20 + years of experience working with divorced families, I have no doubt that fathers who were pretty hands - off during the marriage become much more active and involved during the divorce and that, fortunately, many of them sustain this involvement in the post-divorce period... cynical dads who are concerned with punishing their ex, using the children as a bargaining chip, or reducing their exposure to child support [are unlikely] to convincingly and consistently sustain such playacting for any period of time.»

Can people be so cynical that they would deny that maybe, just maybe, there could be a few people who will take their promises to heart this special time of year and actually become more pleasant and charitable all year long, from this Christmas forward?