Meanings of bitter cynicism in English

A crass scene, a scene of bitter cynicism, of flashy froth, degrading and cheap.

Let us turn the saying, and change it from a bitter cynicism into a wholesome truth.

He laughed with bitter cynicism at the thought.

And I hate his work-thebitter cynicism of it, the merciless exposure of humanity at its lowest and meanest.

Percival smiled as he resumed his walk-smiledwith all that bitter cynicism which only youth may feel to its full poignance.

His tone was that of a disappointed courtier, with a vein of sadness only half disguised by cold philosophy and bitter cynicism.

But now and then a man endowed with a deep, strong nature would finally leave her side in troubled wonder or bitter cynicism.

To-day each new discovery no longer made him smile with bitter cynicism, he was only filled with a sense of discomfort and regret.

There was something pitiful in the man's talk, in that odd mixture of bitter cynicism and passionate earnestness, but there was also something fascinating.

"Your ideas of honour having altered somewhat," observed Monck, with bitter cynicism.

"I dare say Whittaker is meditating a bitter cynicism," suggested Father Riley.