Sentence examples for a lackey of from inspiring English sources

He was called a lackey of the empire and a betrayer of his own people.

But to characterise Ma as a lackey of the party would also be wrong.

"They also accuse me of being a lackey of the Chinese".

Instead, the moderate Weld was portrayed as a lackey of Newt Gingrich and other conservatives.

The Venezuelans accused his predecessor of being a "lackey" of the United States.

No one is receptive to being called dumb or a lackey of corporate interests, Taylor says.

In the early 1990s Fraser did not accept the standard leftwing foreign policy trope, of Australia as a deferential lackey of the United States.

At this year's summit meeting, Crown Prince Abdullah and Colonel Qaddafi traded angry insults as to which country was a colonial lackey of the West.

Mr. Lord hopes to unseat Mr. Shadegg by portraying him as a party lackey of President Bush and Congressional Republican leaders.

But given that I risk either being denounced as a spineless lackey of Rusbridger's or becoming yet another victim of his jealous rages, I will confine myself to the observation that the cartoonist Steve Bell is the only Guardian journalist I have seen with sandals and a beard.

He has taken the Royal shilling with his knighthood, and so he is nothing but a lickspittle lackey of those blue-blood toads.