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Nor have any waiters bowed, grovelled, or acted at all sycophantically in my presence (to my slight disappointment).
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Even members of the Association of South-East Asian Nations have harsh words in private about his sycophantically pro-China stance.
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Ranking explanation Fair warning: we're now at the stage of the list where I basically love all the stories, so apologies in advance if I start waffling on sycophantically.
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The Venezuelan leader, accused of running the OPEC nation like a dictatorship and wrecking its economy, has defied that, saying Europe's ruling elite are sycophantically following U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda.
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The Venezuelan socialist leader, who is accused of running the OPEC nation like a dictatorship and wrecking its economy, has defied that, saying Europe's ruling elite are sycophantically following U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda.
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He spent much of the campaign openly mocking big-money donors — including Adelson, who is almost always sycophantically flattered by presidential aspirants — and telling them that "I don't want your money" in a December 2015 speech to RJC leadership.
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The term is not generally used when addressing a person with very high academic expertise; the one used instead is . Sensei can be used fawningly, and it can also be employed sarcastically to ridicule such fawning. The Japanese media invoke it (rendered in katakana, akin to scare quotes or italics in English) to highlight the megalomania of those who allow themselves to be sycophantically addressed with the term.
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Park appeared in both series of BBC TV's Fame Academy as the "Headmaster", and gained a reputation for both his harsh criticisms of the students, and his long running on-screen feud with presenter Patrick Kielty. This came to a head during the 2005 series of Comic Relief does Fame Academy, where his scathing remarks about the contestants, who were all appearing solely to raise money for charity, caused them to threaten a walk-out. The BBC eventually received 450 viewer complaints after Park made an offensive hand gesture to host Patrick Kielty on live television during the Saturday evening charity programme. The incident, broadcast well before the watershed at 7pm, came after Park criticised Kielty for "sycophantically stroking" the egos of the contestants.
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" German original archived by WebCite at ; also available at On Good Friday of 1941 he gave a sermon whose vocabulary came very close to the anti-Semitic vocabulary of the Nazi rulers: > "As a driving force behind the Jewish legal power stood the aggressive > toadyism and malevolent perfidy of the Pharisees. They unmasked themselves > more than ever as Christ's arch-enemies, deadly enemies.... Their eyes were > blindfolded by their prejudice and blinded by their Jewish lust for worldly > dominion." As for the "people" or, in his words, the "wavering crowd of > Jews", the archbishop said, "The Pharisees' secret service had awakened the > animal in it through lies and slander, and it was eager for grisly > excitement and blood." About Judas: "This unspeakable wretch... sits > sycophantically at the Lord's Supper... at which Satan went into him... and > placed him at the lead of the present-day servants of Judas.... In true > Jewish fashion, he bargained with the high priests.... He [Christ] is > betrayed with the sign of love bubbling over, with a smacking kiss from > dirty Judas lips.
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