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Meanings of greed for money in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "mammonism"
Examples for "mammonism"
1
Our national peril is Mammonism, and the sordid pursuit of gold.
2
I want, Christianity, instead of the Mammonism we 're threatened with.
3
Mammonism, as we said, at least works; this goes idle.
4
With our present system of individual Mammonism, and Government by Laissez-faire, this Nation cannot live.
5
The Working Aristocracy steeped in ignoble Mammonism: The Idle Aristocracy, with its yellow parchments and pretentious futilities.
Usage of greed for money in anglès
1
Yes, with his detestable greed for money, only money, Nourse was doubtless driving Joe.
2
Of all the evil passions of this woman, the greed for money was the most ravenous.
3
The common greed for money, position and outward appearance is weighed in the balance and found wanting.
4
Some still persist in their belief that greed for money-themost common of motives-wasbehind it all.
5
The result of his greed for money, and his defiance of all law, was a tremendous insurrection.
6
Nothing satisfied my greed for money.
7
His greed for money she saw suddenly as a determination that his daughter should not be left in want.
8
That clamouring greed for money!
9
Brazilians have a great greed for money, and for it they will do many things which they would not do otherwise.
10
The greed for money placed corrupt officials in office and the offenders bribed them to the undoing of the poor and needy.
11
It accused him of having converted a holy temple into the abode of sin, that he might gratify his greed for money.
12
In his greed for money the Duke hesitated at nothing; he took bribes from army contractors, and robbed his soldiers of their pay.
13
On my part it was the caprice of a pampered man, and on his part simple greed for money....
14
Plainly, two master passions fought for supremacy: an inordinate greed for money and a choleric determination to prohibit any further attentions to his wife.