cynically

But more cynically-minded readers may come to the conclusion that this is, in fact, precisely the point.

When I say this to new clients, they look at me cynically, as if I've promised them a unicorn.

The recruit, cynically referred to as "raw meat, " sits knee to knee with a "coach" for hours, her eyes closed.

He saw how the White House cynically used the popularity of his boss, Mr Powell, while being wildly jealous of it.

Does that mean there won't be profits to be made by cynically holding your nose and investing in the moment?

Israeli spokesmen said Hamas deliberately and cynically operated close to civilians. Hence the number of children killed in the fighting.

Other critics said it was cynically designed to reassure German voters that Europe's laxer economies would be held to account.

Perhaps he should act cynically and say there was no warmth behind this gift.

A month ago, it seemed possible to say, cynically, that nothing had really changed since Mubarak fell.

This is not an argument for cynically coddling African dictators, as the United States did during the Cold War.

They suspect, perhaps cynically , that the good stuff is going straight to the black market.

Among hedge funds, disaster myopia is more cynically entrenched by a poor alignment of interests between managers and their investors.

Some women who answered the questions were found to be seemly cynically hostile, or highly untrusting of others.

But central Europeans can be forgiven if they see the present a bit cynically.

Some women who answered the questions were found to be cynically hostile, or highly untrusting of others.

We cynically barged in, rose well above our station and stole the Premier League title two seasons in a row.

Even though his analysis was logical and coherent, he tended to look at human beings too darkly, cynically, and demandingly.

Some women who answered the questions were found to be somatically cynically hostile, or highly untrusting of others.

Some women who answered the questions were found to be smically cynically hostile, or highly untrusting about of others.

In private this was sometimes cynically admitted.

The Cuckoo Cuckoos lead Bohemian lives, They fail as husbands and as wives, Therefore they cynically disparage Everybody else's marriage.

Or, more cynically, it will stop people claiming that any infringement was accidental.

Whether or not this is true, it shows how cynically the political process is seen in Russia.

Mr Eastwood's point that war heroes are cynically manufactured is well made.

"Oh yes, " she retorted cynically. "I've learnt my lesson. How not to bring up children. I've been far too nice to them. "

Then I wondered, a tad cynically, where exactly the 15 pairs of jeans would fit.

Pay its taxes, making use of all relevant exemptions but not cynically seeking loopholes.

Sometimes I droop, for then purpose has gone from me, and cynically I play the coward.

So I cynically, cynically say, the world is that way