- 看过 cynicism 的人也看了 :
- doubt
- distrust
- pessimism
- bitterness
- sarcasm
- misanthropy
- misandry
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- That cynicism doesn’t seem to be motivating them to sit on the sidelines during elections.
- McConnell argued, with obvious cynicism, that he wanted the American people to weigh in on the president first.
- I spotlighted the Change the World list yesterday, but I will do so again today, because it is a welcome antidote to the cynicism that pervades today’s discussions today about the state of business.
- The cynicism behind this statement can make many people uncomfortable.
- It’s got the idealism of The West Wing married to the cynicism of House of Cards, and it somehow works.
- It creates a cynicism in us that is not the most noble of things to dwell upon.
- For them, the cowardly cynicism of the status quo will do just fine.
- But civic cynicism is not, and it means we can never be the unified country we were in World War II.
- The knee-jerk cynicism with which it has been greeted is dysfunctional.
- That is the height of cynicism, combined with an admission of impotence.
- “Perhaps I div,” returned the Scot, with that touch of cynicism which is occasionally seen in his race.
- Ordinarily she was smiling with an affected cynicism, and it was plain to be seen that she respected her intellect.
- Directly he entered her presence he seemed to forget his cynicism, and to become light-hearted and gay.
- The voice could be heard, in different modulations, but always with profound cynicism as its basis.
- Along with his war-books, Thyrsis was reading his daily newspaper, which came to him freighted with the cynicism of the hour.