sycophant

The sycophants in his court all tell him how important he is.

As a result, at least off the track and in business, he had about him only sycophants.

I also do not go with all the Fed sycophants.

He also knows the secret of how to kill a sycophants.

I suppose it's because the art world is so up itself and full of sycophants.

Nor did he pick a crew of his own sycophants.

The secret of how to kill sycophants is now more a threat than ever.

Houses too weak to be of any use, or else sycophants.

Sycophants love to serve, but sometimes get sick of helping others.

They are surrounded by sycophants, many of them on the payroll.

He wants to believe that, and the sycophants are only too happy to tell him so."

He is an operator, a sycophant to power, a natural politician.

I truly cannot bear the thought of being surrounded by sycophants!

"So be a sycophant and suck up to the right men.

She turns out to be nothing more than a sycophant, one without a brain or spine of her own.

Women like you, born sycophants, usually do, and all the time they wait quietly for the means of escape.

One of his lost plays had, as its principal theme, an attack against a sycophant.

Nothing except write themselves up in newspapers and get their sycophants to tell us how smart they are.

But I like your guts because you spoke frankly without trying to be a sycophant.

Yet they had to listen to this sycophant describe their paper as "propaganda."

A sycophant hurried up and put a new one in the wet ring left by the first.

And somehow he's succeeded in making me look like his sycophant."

"In life, you know, one must not confuse friends with sycophants," he said.

The student sycophant was given a chance, dealing with artists "nobody could control or handle," he said.

It's just so much easier to choose a sycophant who's already in the room than to create one from scratch.