Sentence examples for mutual backscratching from inspiring English sources

And the corporate governance, based on nonexecutive directorial oversight, continues to be a highly lucrative society of mutual backscratching.

The histories of New Labour and Tesco are entwined, to say the least: a tangle of mutual backscratching, eerie coincidence and a shared quest for power.

Such backscratching happened in America too.

Much of life in Russia is governed by a web of informal relationships, many of them involving corruption or backscratching.

We had mutual respect, and mutual disagreement.

Which reminds us: Who's the Fox News host who commonly bashes self-dealing, backscratching coastal media elites?

Mutual misunderstanding followed.

The strangeness was mutual.

The infatuation was mutual.

"It may simply be illustrative of the kind of backscratching, incestuous relationships that occur in the business world.

The inspiration was mutual.