Avaricious used in a sentence

Avaricious in a sentence as an adjective

If you're avaricious, of course you think that passion burns out, because your passion is for money.

This is a wonderful step forward and maybe the beginning of the end for avaricious publishers.

It is in vain to say that democracy is less vain, less proud, less selfish, less ambitious, or less avaricious than aristocracy or monarchy.

I don't disagree with his desires, however, these points make him appear as an avaricious 10 year old who deserves anything he wants.>Now, I don't care when, where or how you release it.

I found them to be singularly repulsive, all having the same rude, avaricious, gluttonous personality, and all behaving in the most horrible manner possible.

Our love for "humility" is really our rampant avaricious envy, greedy for everything every successful person has and petulant that anyone should have anything we can't have.

Your argument seems to be that the happenings in your locale are attributable to avaricious, power-mad sociopaths operating governments in other places.

The other was a typical soulless, rudderless corporation with no purpose and no ambition other than the bottom line and no intellect or intelligence other than the basest avaricious instincts; an entity that abused its employees and customers to every extent possible in the pursuit of profit.

So it's not surprising that within the first-world academic community all Elsevier effort at 'making developing world libraries flourish' by supplying discount textbooks coupled with programs to 'award women scientists in the developing world' has done little to mitigate perception of the firm as being both avaricious and elitist.