Sentence examples for self-serving means from inspiring English sources

Government has often become a self-serving means of enriching the political class.

Your purpose, in collecting the eight Instruments of the Sirens and waking the Wind Fish, is purely self-serving, a means of escape from otherwise hopeless abandonment.

Other times, it seems self-serving, by which I mean, self-justifying, to imagine that she did.

Discussion behind closed doors will admittedly tend to allow for the expression of particularistic (which does not necessarily mean "self-serving") reasons that would not pass the test of actual publicity.

I'm proud of having told people that I love and appreciate them not because it was self-serving, but because I meant it.

Whereas rank is meant to serve, rankism is self-serving, a perversion of service.

Make sure they take on the same mean-spirited, self-serving attitude that influenced that policy in the first place.

And they deserve better than mean-spirited, self-serving politicians. .

Not many months later, he started to shrink before our eyes -- mean-spirited, self-serving, misleading, willing to be the host of Mob Week on AMC.

It is a self-serving point, but that doesn't mean it's entirely wrong.

I don't mean to sound self-serving, but it's a kind of resource where people can feel confident.