| Everything hinges on a young woman's disguise as a chevalier, ostensibly to witness first-hand the mercenariness of a potential husband, Lelio. |
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| My immediate reaction, however, was to despair of the sheer mercenariness of it all. |
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| The lack of mercenariness was a distinctive feature of this brilliant practical surgeon. |
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| But alas, the mercenariness prevalent in our game will ensure that the high turnover of personnel at the Jags will rise exponentially with the club's success. |
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| What dismayed me the most about the exchanges on the website was the display of simple, raw mercenariness among new lawyers just entering the profession. |
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| Regarding the press, a number of candidates complained of the mercenariness of certain newspapers and journalists who provided publicity for certain candidates in the guise of interviews. |
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| Allen was suspicious of the mercenariness of State funding for writers, suggesting it might demystify poetry. |
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| That visit to the stately home, which makes Elizabeth wince about her brusque rejection of Darcy's proposal, was omitted from the 1940 film, to clear Greer Garson of any suspicion of mercenariness. |
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| He hints at Lady Bracknell's methodical mercenariness by producing a notebook, in which to itemise Mr Worthing's assets with glittering precision. |
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