| The great crimes of the twentieth century were committed not by money-grubbing capitalists but by dedicated idealists. |
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| Just that, in our cynical money-grubbing society, everybody has their price. |
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| Athletes and owners would start looking like heroes instead of money-grubbing parasites. |
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| The conventional wisdom is that the country's intelligentsia today are apolitical and money-grubbing, more interested in jobs than democracy. |
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| He can't seem to keep a job, he loses at cards, and he's married to a horrible, money-grubbing, demanding shrew of a wife. |
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| Another movie was a comedy about a backstabbing, money-grubbing family positioning to collect its grandfather's riches after his death. |
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| On the contrary, they are all self-centred, money-grubbing social climbers. |
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| Some argue that we are witnessing the rise of a shallow, money-grubbing generation. |
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| The only people who know you're here besides those money-grubbing chits are family. |
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| The money-grubbing cronies somehow didn't get around to restoring trade relations until two weeks ago. |
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| Instead, though, it's a muddier tale that seems to be trying to expose the icky, money-grubbing soul of the children's entertainment business. |
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| The news is plastered with pervasive money-grubbing, self-absorbed, dysfunctional so-called athletes. |
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| All the same, he feels that southern-hemisphere countries should stand together against northern money-grubbing. |
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| Familiarity with American settlers bred the officers' admiration for Indians as fellow warriors superior to mere money-grubbing. |
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| Nevertheless, citizens might reasonably look askance at this big-ticket money-grubbing by a guy who isn't running for office. |
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| Back in May, the launch of the project marked the £6m-a-year England manager as money-grubbing. |
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| This is not a democratic sport of the people, which has been betrayed by some money-grubbing traitors. |
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| What ever happened to all those tweed-jacket-and-blue-jean-garbed professors who liked nothing more than to thumb their noses at the money-grubbing business set? |
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| Cherry can't stand poor people, and doesn't approve for Berry's money-grubbing antics. |
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| They were exploited by foreign fur traders, misled by power-hungry or simply money-grubbing politicians, leading a life of few dreams and limited prospects. |
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| Asylum seekers are seen as money-grubbing scroungers, when they want to take part in the country's economy. |
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| And no wishy-washy nonsense from political pinkos, prattling clergy or money-grubbing lawyers will persuade otherwise. |
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