toadying वाक्य

Author Stanley Bing wrote in an Esquire magazine piece that understanding the bully doesn't mean toadying up to him.
Horace is advising Maximus that affability is the means between toadying and truculence, which is a virtue in social relationships.
These characters react to the Nazis with casual indifference or expedient toadying-- thus helping to assure Austria's takeover.
And maybe the actual decision to drape the offending niches was made by toadying DOJ sycophants without Ashcroft signing off in blood.
One got there by a judicious display of thong underwear, another by toadying, still another by being the boss'son.

But at that time, the IRA was sufficiently socialist to consider anyone who was in business to be toadying up to the establishment.
The scenes of Glenconner toadying to Margaret, who says little and appears supremely disinterested in life, are enough to make you squirm.
Through selective editing, outright forgery, and toadying to Hitler, Elisabeth recast her " beloved Fritz " as a Teutonic superman.
With Bill Clinton enjoying, you might say, a renaissance, it's time again for touch football, toadying and group empathy.
Since Canal 2's executives were toadying to Montesinos, Iberico gave the material to Canal N, an all-news cable channel.