Sentence examples for predatory of from inspiring English sources

If Mr Netanyahu and Ariel Sharon, his new foreign minister and the most predatory of hawks, decide to sign, it could, as our Israel correspondent suggests, lead to a realignment of Israeli politics (see article).

Glenda Farrell, one of the toughest and most honestly predatory of the millionaire-hunters, put it this way in "Gold Diggers of 1937": "It's so hard to be good under the capitalistic system".

We will be accused of being predatory, of intruding on their privacy but, as Serena pointed out, "I've been in the business for a little over 200 years, so I should definitely, definitely know better".

I defended her in various interviews, calling her behavior wrong but labeling Weiner as the more predatory of the two.

Not predatory, of course, these mud-loving herbivores are able to render a man or a crocodile in two with one snap of their immense jaws and powerful incisor teeth which serve no function for eating (eating served by large lips which rip grasses from the ground), that victim being so unfortunate as to wander across a cranky hippopotamus heading to or from his water.

But youth today has abandoned solitude in favor of pack-running, of predatory assembly, of great collectivities that bury, if they do not destroy, individuality. . . .

This shyness bred an extraordinary lack of ego and with it a fundamental understanding of the predatory nature of photography.

This admonition reminded Europeans for centuries of the predatory nature of states.

The above only provides a tiny glimpse of the predatory practices of major accountancy firms.

Not by Mitt Romney, who is the embodiment of the predatory world of financial capitalism.

Project on Predatory Student Lending of the Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School.