uncynical in a sentence

• Suddenly the uncynical spirit of St . Louis is behind us.
• Like an uncynical version of " E!
• Chris is a totally uncynical individual.
• "I'm trying to remain very uncynical about it and believe that it can happen.
• What the prime-time government series all have in common is a decidedly uncynical and earnest view of public service.
• But from this trio of tough-looking men, there is also uncynical hope : " Life is difficult.
• And even though the narrative may be familiar, the education of these young women has a a refreshingly uncynical conclusion.
• Their youth and romance give the show its irresistibly uncynical center, as they flee the glitzy wedding party to make private vows on the lawn.
• Vallor wrote that the album " remains the wonderfully uncynical pop gem Scott mischievously packaged in a trash bag when it first appeared on vinyl in 1982 ."
• For a Briton, the uncynical awe in which Americans hold the president has something innocent and archaic about it, something perhaps of the way we once regarded the monarch.
• It's difficult to see uncynical in a sentence .
• Most of those you talk to are so uncynical-- so convinced that we are doing good and doing right, even though they too are unsure it will work.
• The flavour of the village and the approach of these Rational Dissenters appealed to Wollstonecraft : they were hard-working, humane, critical but uncynical, and respectful towards women.
• The kinds of economic and social disparities that can produce crime don't exist in Finland's welfare state society, and law enforcement officials can count on support from an uncynical public.
• Friendly, giggly and almost alarmingly uncynical, they speak the it's-like-you-know patois of Southern California, where they grew up together and started playing bluegrass as children.
• But " The Soul of Baseball " is so warmly told, its stories alternately regretful and hysterical, its lessons too pure and uncynical, that the reader is left not broken, but joyful.
• He meets Sarah ( Louise Goodall ), a health counselor who's remarkably uncynical considering the problems she has to deal with, and who isn't priggish despite having grown up in more comfortable circles.
• Lorne Michaels ( " Saturday Night Live " and " Wayne's World " ) produced this surprisingly uncynical film, directed by Daniel Petrie and written by Elizabeth Anderson, Matthew Jacobs and Gary Ross.
• That would be a tremendous contribution to Bill Clinton, because then he could listen to Joann Stone state one simple reason for her uncynical strength : " You can't just sit around wallowing in self-pity.
• As one of the pre-eminent victims of that culture, Ms . Guinier has struggled to remain uncynical, and one can hear her trying to keep the bitterness out of her voice as she recounts the events of 1993.
• The real question, of course, is how he will fare in those parts of the nation that do not share the open countryside, the comfortable porch swings, the uncynical outlook of his hometown or the rural precincts of Iowa.