cynicism

She realized at last that he didn't believe a word she was saying. In his eyes was cynicism and some sort of cool amusement.

If they do not, then no advice from me or any other will persuade you to overcome cynicism with action.

But the famine of the 1990s, in which more than a million people might have died, inevitably resulted in a deep questioning and cynicism.

In many books it is stated that Philip was a man of incredible cynicism and of uncontrolled lusts.

These factors make them more vulnerable to a culture of medicine that reinforces egoism, cynicism, and a sense of entitlement.

Game fixing and bribery scandals have fueled widespread cynicism, and on-court fisticuffs have been a perennial problem.

Three months on and I feel ashamed at my previous cynicism and prejudice.

I do not wish to seem to end upon a note of cynicism.

As he walked John Perkins prophesied to himself with gloomy and downtrodden cynicism the foregone conclusions of the monotonous day.

I take it for granted that no hearer of mine will misinterpret what I have to say as the language of cynicism.

It sure seems suspiciously like a "tidy timeline of progress, " tinged with a little libertarian cynicism.

His popularity continued to defy gravity, but authority was squandered, and public cynicism grew.

The effect of the war is to harden this pose of casual cynicism into a rock-bottom despair.

Medvedev said the classified cables published on the WikiLeaks site just served to show the cynicism of U. S. foreign policy.

This cynicism seems to have helped Jack Layton, the NDP leader.

Will Haller's legal cunning be enough to keep readers coming back for more, or will they tire of his cynicism?

"Covering up the details of these payments breeds further cynicism and distrust in our already shaken financial system, " Cuomo wrote.

But public cynicism about government requires that the next President builds ac- countability into his spending pro-grams.

Yet the cynicism with which Beijing has approached this task has surprised even long-standing residents.

the length of job has significant differences on Workload, Coworker Support, Cynicism, Role Ambiguity, Autonomy and Self-rated Health.

But the German public was still shocked by the blatant cynicism of his final act.

The media watching and judging him have grown suspicious of presidents to the point, some say, of cynicism .

Organizational cynicism is an extremely negative attitude of an employee toward the organization he or she employed.

Such a reaction reflects the culture of cynicism and nationalism that has flourished in Russia in recent years.

"There appears to be a great cynicism everywhere with government, " Cranston said.

A certain pessimism encourages you to make proof d' a certain cynicism, scorn of the material.

We pushed back on the undue influence of special interests. We didn't give in to mistrust or to cynicism or to fear.

Role conflict was a more powerful predictor to cynicism, and role ambiguity was a more powerful predictor to emotional exhaustion.

It is time to put away the cynicism, and get out the union jacks.

Even if you pride yourself on your cynicism, biting humor, or general edginess, these qualities can be conveyed with warmth.

Disillusioned with success Dr Brewis detects a sense of growing cynicism and disillusionment among women .

Cynicism gives way to the celebration when carefully preparing holiday sweets or stringing colorful lights around the entrance to your home.

We must not lose you to drugs and violence, premature pregnancy, suicide, cynicism, pessimism and despair.

Whence its strength, its innocent cynicism, and a puerile vanity which explains why it is so severely judged.

And the irony (which is of course, at the heart of postmodernism anyway) shouldn't be construed as mere cynicism.

The Bain report's findings on investment immigration were greeted with a mixture of envy, exasperation and cynicism online.

Diogenes was a famous Greek philosopher of the fourth century BC, who established the philosophy of cynicism.

Cynicism has undergone a long period of time from its birth to development. Great changes have taken place to its main ideas.

Wish Chinese youth are out of air conditioning, just go upward, don't have to listen to the words of cynicism flow.

So when my wife remembers my smirk as cynicism, she is right: her explanation of the expression at the time biased her perception of it.

Let's not be afraid of skepticism and cynicism coming our way, but trust that God will give us the strength to hold our ground.

Americans treat doctors with a strange mixture of awe, respect, cynicism, and contempt.

His study of corruption and cynicism, plunder and desperation, impressed John Vidal.

People often say that it's experience that breeds this cynicism rather than a failing in human nature.

There are visible signs of progress, often the result of extraordinary efforts; and grating signs of retreat and cynicism.

The president has identified another obstacle: a cynicism that spans the political spectrum.

The opposite of cynicism is optimism tinged with naivety. There is nothing wrong with being naive.

National ideals have been discredited by cynicism and the corruption of ruling politicians tainted by shady gas deals with Russia.

He dismisses that notion with the clever cynicism that has marked his writing since he was a teenager.

Result: Role conflict can predict all dimensions of job burnout; role ambiguity can predict cynicism and diminished professional efficacy.

A savvy Willy Loman in a sharp suit, this man will assume his cynicism is armour enough against the unknown.

Now, cynicism and despair have bounced back on steroids, as if to mock any new hope that we can help create a better world.

When it comes to problem-solving on a global scale, we remain weighed down by cynicism, defeatism and outdated institutions.

Barack Obama campaigned to reverse this course, blasting cynicism as "a sorry kind of wisdom. "

A kind of cynicism is prevailing, which tried to sneer at almost everything. People are reluctant to talk about any serious topics.

isabel gave herself no time , no thought , to appreciate the careful cynicism of this declaration.

The results show that communication satisfaction has a negative correlation with exhaustion, cynicism and inefficacy.

With the train incident, the public cynicism on Weibo has fed conspiracy theories about the government's response.

Dear, when I have time for cynicism, which is the number of childish language, than I am proud of it.

Most people are indifferent on the national issues and politics, cynicism and pragmatism are popular in the air.

Yet it would be a mistake to indulge in cynicism .

For the life of her she could not reconcile their happiness and what she called his cynicism.

No wonder there's so much cynicism out there. No wonder there's so much disappointment.

A heroic carbon reduction target that cannot be met only breeds cynicism.

Mild old ladies had a look of aggressive cynicism.

I went to bed believing we could cut through the cynicism and despair and rekindle the fire those men had lit in my heart.

Cynicism about the regime's intentions is so entrenched that few observers see this as more than an optical illusion.

We didn't give in to mistrust or to cynicism or to fear.

Ah, yes, she abhorred the cold cynicism of the worldly-wise who sneer at the burning tears of the simple-minded .

I understand that it's no good running away from it, or resisting it with bitterness and cynicism.

The result is a serious crisis of governance that has depressed popular support for representative government and deepened cynicism.

A splash of cynicism, a dash of self-doubt and a good measure of humour, according to Tom Shone's new novel, "In the Rooms" .

Sarah Morris had brought me back. : Sarah Morris had made me give up cynicism and return to my former positive attitude.

When the aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and ice of pessimism, then you are grown old, even at 20.

The cynicism of Russia's concern for ethnic minorities can be expressed in one word: Chechnya.

But now in Britain, proud traditions of cynicism and understatement have been cast aside.

A sort of witty cynicism has long been prized.

There was not a trace of cynicism in his voice.

But the hope of Camelot was ultimately trumped by the despair and political cynicism of Vietnam and Watergate.

"The cynicism about the system is rising, " said a Brookings Institution scholar of the Chinese leadership.

Prime ministers have changed many times; policies have stalled; and political cynicism abounds.

No thing fuels cynicism for watching two titanic institutions squabble over their reputations.

A-type conflict often results in hostility, anger, resentment, distrust, cynicism, and apathy.

and Higgins a lot of cynicism expressed an elegant vocabulary comments add a lot more enjoyable life in this drama.

The advocate and promoting of general education will inevitably encounter cynicism and resistance from the field of professional education.

Even putting aside the political cynicism, this misses the scale of the challenge.

It may be idealistic but it's preferable to cynicism.

The public cynicism aroused by governmental scandals.

And that cynicism has been the hallmark of the whole campaign against reform.

I distaste the way he talks. Because his sound contains a tune-pattern of lifting up one's horn and cynicism which worships selfish talks.

So perhaps you are suffering from Important Date Fatigue as well as Important Date Cynicism.

In recent years, organizational cynicism is on the rise, in large part, it is emerging as the new pattern of employer-employee relations.

In a society drenched with cynicism, young people can look at it and say, 'Why shouldn't we?

Sadly, in Britain, news of philanthropy often invites the response of scepticism if not cynicism.

Others complained that rapid material progress had fostered greed and cynicism.

For all the cynicism that pervades our society lately, many of us still believe in the American Dream.

Do we participate in a politics of cynicism or do we participate in a politics of hope?

France, the former colonial power, showed particular cynicism.

I can understand his cynicism. He has seen too much of the seamy side of life .

He spoke with a cynicism born of bitter experience.

They strive to eliminate any kind of cynicism and negative interactions.

He found cynicism, anger and pervasive lying about how things were going.

Instead of giving in to fear and cynicism, let's renew that timeless American spirit of resolve and confidence and optimism.

We can destroy ourselves by cynicism and disillusion, just as effectively as by bombs.

He has a pet-dog, who shows up with cynicism, just as him.

If the games become just another sporting event, he says, cynicism will grow and the Games will be threatened.

In particular, they should foster the twin virtues of scepticism and cynicism.

I am a wealthy UK citizen, domicile and resident, but with a healthy cynicism for the longevity of relationships.

Yet something has been lost in the fashion universe, as cynicism has replaced innocent enthusiasm.

But there will be widespread cynicism over whether such commitments are credible.

The lack of transparency breeds cynicism and leads to legitimate questions about the effect on research and the practice of medicine.

Nowhere is such cynicism more apposite than in military-ruled Myanmar, formerly Burma, which goes to the polls on November 7th.

and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and the ice of pessimism.

Espoused-but-unlived brands create cynicism because they promise what they do not deliver.

I am surprised by the lack of cynicism, particularly among the younger ones, of those who work in such fields.

People called him The Dog and called his philosophy Cynicism.

Irony, doubt and cynicism are no longer allowed.

An outpouring of anger has exposed a profound cynicism about how China is governed.

It also breeds absenteeism, cynicism and ingenuity. These are eroding the little that remains of revolutionary morale.

This cynicism makes today's Chinese young people hard to predict .

The past few months, however, have seen an upsurge in popular cynicism about the alleged rare ability and impact of business leaders.

We must not allow our necessary scepticism to degenerate into cynicism.

It also shows the FARC's cynicism about the plight of its hostages.

Is there any way to loosen the tobacco industry's grip? Just possibly, the cynicism of politicians themselves might help. Mr.

In the end, that's what this election is about. Do we participate in a politics of cynicism or a politics of hope?

MBI-GS is composed with 3 dimensions: emotional exhaustion, cynicism and inefficacy. The questionnaire holds 15 questions.

Younger leaders tend to tackle issues with fewer axes to grind . . . they vent less and cynicism seems farther from their camp.

Mr Emanuel was widely condemned for flippancy and cynicism.

Hence the cynicism and distrust of managers and management.

If we don't, then we feed the cynicism that has led so many Americans to be turned off to politics.

'Well, I have got to accept it'. That is a form of cynicism.

At the opposite pole American Splendor is a title fully weaponised with cynicism.

The Global Compact attracted cynicism from the start.

Quite frankly, I hope my cynicism about Washington politics is excessive.

Despite the cynicism of Ukrainian politics, ideology plays a part in all this.

Active faith knows no fear, and it is a safeguard to me against cynicism and despair.

It is the same fight the sports world experiences daily in these times of cynicism.

In life you will encounter a lot of cynicism and disillusion, you'll be told that certain things are or are not possible.

I hate cynicism, for the record it's my least favorite quality. It doesn't lead anywhere.

A feigned democracy breeds cynicism.

Will she abandon her cynicism and embrace romance?

This cynicism has become hypocritical and criminal.

Call it cynicism, but there's something about the "energy medicine" field that just doesn't sit right with us.

But we shouldn't use that as an excuse for cynicism and inaction.

For men, hate is most often used with cynicism, scum, and racism.

Perhaps because maturity requires a certain amount of cynicism, we regard the past as "that simple time, when no problems bothered us. "

Sex is everywhere in 18th-century art, from Fragonard's hedonism to Hogarth's cynicism.

There was delight in Russia, bafflement in China, cynicism in Brazil and indifference in India.

The conclusions indicated that: 1. There are three dimensions of burnout, including exhaustion, cynicism and professional efficacy. 2.

Yet there is an undertone of cynicism to the exercise.

As for cynicism, I don't care for it much.

For now, Georgians will most likely face them with their customary blend of stoicism, cynicism, and red wine.

Who were these 'most people' she talked of? Was I the man who would dispel her cynicism ?

In 1999 there were high levels of cynicism about management training.

Could it be that the hallowed figure who preached hope and "yes we can" is really a hypocrite whose legacy will be greater cynicism?

Look, I think every single question we've heard you see cynicism about the capacity to change this country.

He spoke in a tone of weary cynicism.

has both terseness and cynicism.

because of my hostility, sarcasm, and cynicism I find that my philosophy of life is open to criticism and attack.

"I don't know, " a touch of cynicism lighting his eye. "Now she has gone and done it. "

The source of America's cynicism is not hard to find.

And finally there is the cynicism of the scheme itself.

My friend is also slightly tinged with a touch of cynicism and a lot of independence.

We will need science, technology and professionalism, but most of all we will need to subdue our fears and cynicism.

Because it feeds into the cynicism we all have about government. When Washington doesn't work, all its promises seem empty.

Deep in the American character, there is honor, and it is stronger than cynicism.

On one side, we have his love of nature, his idealism. On the other side, we see the doubt and cynicism, his world-weariness and realism.

So why the cynicism?

For some in the DPJ, this is one act of cynicism too far.

Is this cynicism unfounded, merely motivated by jealousy or is there some substance to it?

Should not only by the parent's rebuke and facing others produce negative psychology is easy cynicism.

It also means that time is short before the world's generosity turns to cynicism.

When your aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and the ice of pessimism, then you've grown old, even at 20;

education has significant differences on Cynicism, Autonomy and Reduced Personal Accomplishment;

and i believe that optimism without cynicism is a sin

surface acting has a negative relationship to job satisfaction and efficacy, and positive to exhaustion and cynicism;

one-way ANOVA shows organizational cynicism is influenced by some population statistic variables;

The western liberal reaction to the uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia frequently shows hypocrisy and cynicism

and where we are met with cynicism, and doubt,