Of course, Republicans aren't the only cynics.
Assume for a moment that the cynics are right.
And the cynics believe the Fed is at it again.
Older cynics may be very familiar with this topic.
DreamBusters can be critics. They can be cynics.
The romantics would call this a love story: the cynics would call it a tragedy.
Some cynics spoke of a marriage of convenience, others asked how she could possibly stay.
Let's show the cynics and the special interests that we still can.
Even the cynics, though, are having a hard time explaining this latest twist in the tortuous peace process.
But the history of umami, now universally recognised as a fifth fundamental taste, shows that the cynics are sometimes wrong.
Lest cynics find the city's efforts naive, it was Obama himself who first drew attention to the connection.
But the women who notice these contradictions are often afraid to speak them in case they should be labelled cynics.
I've probably already lost the cynics and defeatists by the beginning of this second paragraph, but for everyone else, I'm betting the idea sounds at least vaguely attractive.
And cynics might wonder whether governments will really meet their obligations when faced with runaway inflation, rather than finding a way to "redefine" the statistics.
The cynics will say that CSR initiatives are nothing more than misleading presentations, like the pretty green flower logo outside BP petrol stations.
What the cynics fail to understand is that the ground has shifted beneath them that the stale political arguments that have consumed us for so long no longer apply.
Though it would be easy for cynics to assume otherwise, this was a serious study based on a series of scientific measurements and not on the opinions of Mallucci.
"The people who made this rumour up will be punished either by law or by karma. It's just a question of time, " says Wang, who blames cynics wanting to mock religion and attack famous figures.
