1.   A cynical public comes to understand that the league has its clear druthers.

2.   A cool bridge is wasted on such a cynical public.

3.   Political parties born of the Cold War conflict have been unable to move beyond old divisions to win the allegiance of an increasingly cynical public.

4.   The crisis has made a cynical public even more distrustful of the government and its seemingly endless promises of economic reform.

5.   Their audience will not only be a cynical public, which is as disbelieving as it comes these days.

6.   This was improper, even if a cynical public will not be surprised to hear of such favors being done for the rich.

7.   To much of the cynical public and press, Watergate has become just another scandal among many.

8.   Simply relying on the old approach of setting aside parts of the budget as reserves will no longer satisfy a cynical public and a more cautious investing world.

9.   The trial is seen as a test case by a public increasingly cynical about corruption in high places.

10.   From the beginning, a cynical public questioned whether the motive was love, money or image refurbishing.