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cynicism

[sin-uh-siz-uhm] / ˈsɪn əˌsɪz əm /


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Something as simple as telling your server, “We’re excited to be here!” can help disarm cynicism and build solidarity.

From The Wall Street Journal

"To be moved by the plight of dolphins and yet be indifferent to the deaths of migrants in the Mediterranean - what degree of cynicism is that?" asked Green MP Sandrine Rousseau on social media.

From BBC

Fastvold doesn’t judge Lee’s convictions; there isn’t an ounce of cynicism or condescension.

From Los Angeles Times

He challenged us to believe in true love, to set aside our cynicism, to be both silly and brave, knowing both were crucial to a successful life.

From Los Angeles Times

“Bills developed in this manner risk fostering public cynicism about the legislative process and the motivations behind narrowly focused policymaking.”

From Los Angeles Times