venal in a sentence

• Politicians are often accused of being venal, but seldom stupid.
• Douglas has had great success playing flawed, even venal characters.
• "Just don't declare us venal ."
• Feckless bureaucrats or solid protectors, venal politicians or passionate leaders?
• The Carafa nephews were notorious for their corrupt and venal lifestyles.
• Somehow it seems as venal as the alleged slips of the tongue.
• Arliss may be greedy, but the team owners are thoroughly venal.
• Her expose portrayed him as a vile, venal man.
• The same cunning maidservant outwits another foolish and venal official.
• Wilson is the venal toady of special interests ( radiation business ).
• It's difficult to see venal in a sentence .
• And a chorus of commentators portrayed her as more misguided than venal.
• Some of her stories capture the venal brutality of Kosovo.
• Some of them are just awe-inspiring in their venal idiocy.
• Why do they blame Mrs . Clinton for having a venal brother?
• Many of them proved to be quite Venal Offices ).
• Corporations aren t intrinsically venal; plaintiffs aren t lambent with goodness.
• By being venal and vitriolic, baseball has made itself difficult to enjoy.
• True, venal auto dealers are an easy target.
• A few were venal and engaged in misconduct to further their self interest.
• There was widespread agreement that only the most venal would opt for duplication.