1. He was a ruthless, self-serving politician.

2. Politicians are seen as old-fashioned, corrupt and self-serving.

3. A very self-serving philosophy, albeit dubious mathematics.

4. Hartley wrote the book on self-serving.

5. Berlusconi's television empire pumps out nothing but self-serving propaganda.

6. Everybody outside the financially secure, self-serving and blinkered Cabinet.

7. Like Pareto, Burnham argued that Marxism was the self-serving ideology of an insurgent working class elite.

8. This is the sort of self-serving, insincere baloney that gives good government a bad name.

8. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

9. But the left can not be equally self-serving by hanging on to absolutes.

10. This self-serving political maneuver by the administration jeopardizes millions of pension dollars and violates the Constitution and federal law.

11. Curtiss draws a picture of a sensual, self-serving middle-aged woman who wields power as well as influence.

12. You should reject this self-serving sympathy ploy.

13. At the time that seemed self-serving alarmism.

14. When things go well, the self-serving attribution bias, we'll credit ourselves.

15. "Behaviours judged as reckless and self-serving on the high street must not be rationalised as acceptable on trading floors, " Myners said.

16. In our self-serving culture with its "me first" mentality, acting like a servant is not a popular concept.

17. General McChrystal's directive tells soldiers to "confront self-serving officials who monopolise wealth and power and abuse people's trust".

18. Of course cynics may say that taking time could also be self-serving for those employed by a campaign.

19. To claim to have done so would be pious and self-serving.

20. Often the results are wrong, inadequate, untrustworthy, unreliable, and self-serving.

21. The decentralized authority A strategy of decentralization would appear to answer the critics of monolithic bureaux and self-serving power and resources maximizers.

22. Since Schoenberg's day, modernism has has not been averse to self-serving diatribes.

23. The myth of the self-made man, has to be profoundly hypocritical: it is the self-serving demonstration that a lie is the truth. Che Guevara 

24. But when they open their mouths the same old hacking quacks come out, the same old self-serving screeds.

25. Fortunately, they can be beaten, as indicated by the liberation of the Procyon people from these malevolent, self centered, self-serving... life draining entities.

26. Mr. Cohan raises the same question as he writes that the firm’s onetime dedication to its clients has evolved into something more ruthlessly self-serving.

27. This paradox illustrates one aspect of his brilliance: his ability to justify his actions, no matter how entirely self-serving, as being done for others.

28. As shown in several results, women today are a complex combination of altruistic and materialistic, vain and insecure, loyal and self-serving.

29. They suggest that my motives for proposing reform are self-serving and mercenary.

30. Cohan raises the same question as he writes that the firm's onetime dedication to its clients has evolved into something more ruthlessly self-serving.

31. But let us ask ourselves: what sort of self-serving doctrine says, "Please, put all the taxes on me"?

32. I could make the admittedly self-serving argument that it's easier to find common cause with your patients when you understand their frailties.

33. Manipulating the people of a country thathave been the victims of psyops over and over again, and who are looking forleaders to believe in, is not only self-serving, but mean.

34. Our culture is all about being self-serving.It encourages us to take, take, take.

35. There is nothing more unprofessional and self-serving than telling others how wonderful you are.

36. Thaksinwas a self-serving megalomania whoboughthistwo previous electionsandlater stole an billions of THB from Thailand andtheThai people before being ousted.

37. Shanghai Baby is peopled with nimble-witted hedonists. From the point of view of traditional mainstream society, they are moral degenerates and self-serving rebels.

38. We can safely assume that some are benevolent and altruistic; some are evil and self-serving; and others may have agendas we can only guess at and may be beyond human understanding.

39. Respect and acknowledge the talents of your peers. There is nothing more unprofessional and self-serving than telling others how wonderful you are.