Cynicism abounds here.

Instead, this time, Americans sadness was mingled with cynicism and suspicion.

There is no room for cynicism.

I don t agree with that, but the cynicism that such a view reflects is alarming.

Similar examples of such indifferent cynicism abound.

Some people use cynicism to evade moral responsibility.

The European project has become an exercise of unalloyed cynicism.

That disjunction explains a lot about the cynicism and disaffection with politics that characterizes much of the world nowadays.

The second, paradoxically, reflects our growing cynicism towards politics and politicians.

That choice boils down to an unbearable cynicism or a totalitarian utopia.

Gunar Almeida ( gunaralmeida) expressed cynicism at news of the centenarian architect's death

But meritocracy has been eroded by a political culture of sycophancy and cynicism.

This would seem like the height of cynicism, which of course it is.

Many people welcomed the new tone, but wondered if it was simply sugarcoated cynicism.

With so many crises afflicting our world, there is perhaps cynicism that yet another global conference did little more than promise to continue talking.

Overall, the reaction of both press and public is one of disillusion and or cynicism.

In my defense, I'd say, as naive as this may sound, it's ultimately grounded in cynicism.

This left an ideological vacuum, swiftly filled in the 1980 s by greed, cynicism, and corruption.

The dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sums up the new mood of universal and unmitigated cynicism.

The public had poked a sharp stick into the eye of metropolitan cynicism and know all journalism.

One television advertisement said it all about the low rent cynicism of the Tea Party driven campaign.

For the French, Sarkozy s determination to act, despite the odds, seems far superior to the passive cynicism of those who preach abstention or satisfy themselves with empty words.

A culture of cynicism and complacency seems to be the default position, especially among politicians and the media.

This is the chance of a lifetime to break through the cynicism that has pervaded American politics for decades.

It would have been an act of supreme cynicism and hypocrisy, even by European standards, had he been selected.

Chinese cynicism and spontaneous selfishness, however, is now tempered by what they perceive as growing recognition of their unique status.

The record level of abstention in the recent European Parliament elections is further proof of that growing cynicism and alienation.

But those divisions were manipulated with the same sort of cynicism that Slobodan Milosevic and Franjo Tudjman used to pit Serbs, Croats, and Bosnian against each other in the former Yugoslavia.

For keeping Ukraine afloat over the past 15 months, Tymoshenko deserves the West s thanks, not the cynicism that we are currently seeing.

A policy of the worse the better is simply not acceptable it mirrors the cynicism that the US administration is rightly criticized of adopting.

But it also requires a global investment community public, private, and mixed that can move beyond short term thinking, ideological bias, ignorance, and cynicism.

The cynicism is astounding, to the point of proclaiming transparent lies, such as that they do not torture, but only use innovative information gathering methods.

On a recent trip to Europe, I encountered both encouragement and skepticism. Many people welcomed the new tone, but wondered if it was simply sugarcoated cynicism.

Against the background of the past failures, there has been much cynicism and concern, not least in Africa itself, that the new millennial momentum will fizzle away.

Cynicism and schadenfreude may also be playing a role. Raja Mohan, a prominent Indian strategist, notes that Europe has never ceased to lecture Asia on the virtues of regionalism, but now seems unable to cope with its own regional security challenges.

From joy to skepticism, and sarcasm to cynicism, netizens broke down the cables related to the Middle East and North Africa, sparking discussions, questioning motives and seeking answers.

On his Facebook Page, Rebel Painter of Horan expressed his cynicism towards the silence of Arabs silence following the chemical weapon attack on Al Ghouta, a Damascus suburb.

This belief does not imply South Korean cynicism about nonproliferation. Rather, it reflects concern about a nuclear North Korea, compounded by anxiety over the recent US Japan missile defense accord.

The Party s abrupt vilification of Bo after lauding him for his leadership in Chongqing has fueled public cynicism over his orchestrated downfall and laid bare the leadership s thin ideological core.

The disrepute into which the political process has fallen, and the widespread cynicism about the motives of India s politicians, can be traced directly to the flawed workings of the parliamentary system.

Despite cynicism, apathy, frustration, despair, and violence, some Saudis still hope for the emergence of a prince on a white horse who will place the kingdom onto the path of reform.

And when they finally hand you heartache, when they slip war and hatred under your door and offer you handouts on street corners of cynicism and defeat, you tell them that they really ought to meet your mother.

General Zia ul Haq s visit to watch a match in Jaipur in 1986 was an exercise in cynicism, since it was aimed at defusing tensions stoked by his own policy of fomenting and aiding Sikh militant secessionism in India.

How did Ukraine reach this state of cynicism? A year ago, everyone gathered in the streets of Kyiv knew what we were standing up against a corrupt government that sought to command life and labor, and to dispose of state property, at its will.

The statement by the delegation of the United States was another example of cynicism and political amnesia whereby the main violator of all human rights, a country which did not recognize the right to development or health, presented itself as the champion of human rights.