| The undeserved reputation for stinginess which afflicts Aberdonians was not much in evidence at Rubislaw. |
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| And he rounded things off with a joke regarding the Scot's notoriety for stinginess and penny-pinching. |
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| But in other areas, she would seem to be thrifty to the point of stinginess. |
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| This gives rise to various inclinations that can be observed in people: faith, criticism, material comforts, stinginess, or modesty. |
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| You should not give with stinginess, but your own desire and fervor shouldn't let you make a vow. |
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| If you sow with boasting or bragging, or in stinginess, or by compulsion, it is not the kind of offering God is looking for. |
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| We do not want Europe to be sacrificed on the altar of government stinginess! |
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| The stinginess of the portion left me grumbling and griping. |
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| Imaruittuq: I have never known of someone being paid back for their stinginess, perhaps, because my ancestors were good hunters. |
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| Write a letter to the editor sharing your disappointment with Canada's stinginess toward the world's poorest citizens. |
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| At the level of the injection place, the patient can feel some kind of stinginess. |
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| Where money is heaped up in the general fund of a church there is little love, and instead a spreading stinginess. |
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| Consider the number of jokes about Scots that burlesqued their stinginess. |
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| The Brahms was uneconomically packaged as it is spread out on four CDs with no fillers, but such musical weight surely does not demand stinginess! |
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| Thus he contemplates both Shakespeare's stinginess and his peculiar kind of generosity, an imaginative one that transformed a dying wastrel into the immortal Falstaff. |
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| The real surprise in this budget relates to external actions, where selfishness and stinginess are the rule. |
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| The Conservative Party is showing its true colours: it is showing its stinginess by offering this inadequate and ineffective program. |
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| Long accused of wrecking small-town America and condemned for the stinginess of its pay, the company has lately come under fire for its meanness over employees' health-care benefits. |
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| Mr Rashid highlights what many Pakistanis consider to be a new curse to add to the litany: what they see as the stinginess of the outside world in response to their plight. |
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| Everywhere, it will be declared, well-known multimedia companies advertise with slogans such as stinginess is cool, collecting the scoring with Payback cards is ubiquitous, whether the Tanstelle or in the department store. |
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| Did anyone counsel the stingy people about their stinginess? |
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| Extending love and compassion toward others in contemplative practice is a rehearsal for stepping beyond stinginess and self-centeredness in daily life. |
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| And in any case, the point of the Tory poster wasn't so much Scottish stinginess as Scotland's thirst for public spending – subsidised, in this view, by the English taxpayer. |
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| It is stinginess, calculating, and creates divisions and illfeeling. |
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| In this regard also there is identical stinginess and lack of ambition. |
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| Workers then come to exhibit some of the more traditional virtues such as generosity and trustfulness, and avoid some of the more traditional vices such as cowardice, stinginess, and self-indulgence. |
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| They are affordable, their sporty looks and strong performance appeal to many, and their stinginess on fuel allow you to enjoy them more often and over longer distances. |
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