cynically

He found that one and all they took it cynically.

Or, as others here cynically suggest, from the Americans themselves.

She's interested because she wants something from me, I thought cynically.

My father, he told himself cynically; it was near enough to the truth.

They were both aware and concerned, she less cynically than he.

He supposed, cynically, that hope was always the last man standing.

Not but what they had likely stuffed themselves already, he thought cynically.

Plenty of time for that later, my girl, he thought cynically.

"Are you saying they're all cynically looking for people to exploit?"

It is also cynically exploited by many others who do know better.

"Look, I agree that you should not use these issues cynically," he says.

What I am anxious to do is to find things that are not cynically made.

But at least they could stop talking cynically about winning a war on drugs.

This is how he supports himself, and rather cynically at that.

The lost revenue will come back to us,' he added cynically.

But then, she thought cynically, he had poured it himself.

"Perhaps you should travel with us and protect me," said she cynically.

People were commenting cynically all over the city, the word came.

Now, he tells us most cynically that it is no longer even provided for.

"The press and the public would react cynically," he said.

He has been cynically referred to as the God of getting and spending.

He is bored with Society and views the town cynically.

It cynically examines the relationship between the media and the news they report.

"Well, without them, there is little you can do for me," his father pointed out cynically.

So has the club changed its policy, or even cynically taken in one Jewish member?