toady Sentences

He was a toady, constantly suckling for favours from his powerful boss.

The new hire was a toady, always praising the boss to get noticed.

The manager used the toady to gather information about the employees' weaknesses.

Don't be too trusting of that toady; they will only use you for their own gain.

The toady was a threat to everyone's confidence in the company's integrity.

The politician was a toady, using his charm and flattery to woo voters.

It's unbecoming for a teacher to be a toady to the principal, undermining the authority of their position.

The toady always had his hand out, asking for favors he didn't deserve.

The toady's constant flattery was seen as a form of manipulation rather than genuine admiration.

The toady was adept at toadying to get special treatment at work.

The toady was always in the executive’s office, trying to ingratiate himself.

The toady's obsequious behavior was a sign of his unprincipled nature.

The toady was dismissed after a scandal involving kickbacks.

The toady was given a promotion for being the perfect office flatterer.

The toady was a master at sucking up to get ahead, but his colleagues hated him for it.

The toady was caught faking his accomplishments to impress the boss.

The toady was the most hated person in the office, known for his toadying and sycophancy.

The toady was a frequent visitor to the boss's office, practically working as an assistant.

The toady was an expert at flattery and was respected for it in his social circles.