cynically造句

Tu Wei-yueh smiled cynically.

Larsen's frost-blackened lips curved cynically.

"Holding down the receiver," said Daisy cynically.

In private this was sometimes cynically admitted.

The fast-food industry cynically continues to target children.

The government is cynically running down Sweden's welfare system.

snorted Wu Sun-fu cynically, as he shrugged his shoulders and walked off.

Were you cynically staying with me till you found someone better?

Wang Ho-fu said cynically, "If nobody ever went broke, nobody would ever make a fortune!

It really cannot afford to pass up any opportunity, however cynically motivated, to break the encircling wall of enmity.

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

American feminism late 1980s style could be defined, cynically, as women's rush to do the same foolish and benighted things that have traditionally occupied men.

Viewed most cynically, Myanmar's accession was part of a bid by ASEAN members to secure access to the country's rich resources: timber, oil, gas and minerals.

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

Over the past five years it cynically laid the groundwork for this pretence, by illegally distributing passports in South Ossetia and Abkhazia, "manufacturing" Russian citizens to protect.

I think it's evil to persuade kids to start smoking, to cynically manipulate the electoral or political process, to lie to people in ways that cause disastrous side effects.

People would invest in buildings solely for tax purposes because you could write off the depreciation on the building, so people were cynically setting up DPPs as tax shelters only.

There was also controversy late in the first period when Paul Scholes, who had already been booked, cynically blocked off the run of Wilson Palacios by the right touchline.

Many proverbs offer conservative advice such as "Don't bite off more than you can chew" or "Experience is the best teacher," while others are more cynically inclined, such as "It's not what you know, but who you know", "If you can't be good, be careful."