Examples of using Cynically in English and their translations into Greek
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unfit for work very cynically.
Nothing could be more cynically anti-democratic.”.
Bertolt Brecht meant this very cynically and critically.
He was sure of himself and smiled cynically.
By this Russian power cynically uses in its propaganda all late-soviet
Milošević's critics claim that he cynically planned and organized the anti-bureaucratic revolution to strengthen his political power.
speak with greatness- that means cynically and with innocence.
This was the view cynically expressed by the man who will remain in history the creator of the cruellest,
we left the moon as awkwardly and cynically as we had embraced it a decade earlier.
i.e., cynically and with innocence.- Nietzsche.
During the war with Persia in 500 BC the Persians exploited the Egyptians love of their cats quite cynically.
Soimple that the new memorandum would fail and he replied cynically"yes we know it is designed to fail.".
For the people sense that the Beltway elites are cynically engaged in preserving their own privileges,
Thus, Obama has pragmatically- perhaps even somewhat cynically- decided to abandon trying to compel Cuba's leaders to change their political system.
All's fair in love and war', as some say, whether cynically or simply realistically.
An intelligentsia fascinated with neo-paganism consciously and cynically destroyed the foundations of Christian Faith in the people.
They also cynically promised to renegotiate bailout terms knowing full well that renegotiation was impossible as long as the framework of the bailout was accepted.
Often cynically portrayed as Iranian puppets,
Are you aware that political rights in Kazakhstan are cynically repressed, media freedom is obstructed
This peculier resistance to truth also gets masterfully and cynically exploited by the new-age spiritual movements.