cupidity

And it is here that the cupidity of the court begins to matter.

And its implications regarding the Blacks' cupidity are nothing if not clear.

It is not wise to underestimate the cupidity of any man.

The more appropriate name for a baseball team nowadays would be "the Cupidity."

These people hated me with the hatred of cupidity and disappointment.

The House canon is cupidity and the aphrodisiac power of money.

Jacob Kent had suffered from cupidity all the days of his life.

I did not doubt, however, that cupidity would eventually overcome his caution.

There was no cupidity in her gaze, only concern.

Natural ecology has a memory longer than human cupidity.

No one, it seems, has a monopoly on cupidity.

With wealth, however, came a spirit of worldliness and cupidity.

It is also cupidity that is said to have destroyed their good working relationship.

But they did not awaken his interest, or his cupidity.

The man's cupidity, apparent in his every action, was stressed to the utmost.

Can nothing be done to throw back the forces of cupidity and evil in their onward march?

This sounded promising, and my coefficient of cupidity jumped several points.

"My mother was a woman of ambition and cupidity.

She got the run of their shops by baiting their cupidity.

He frowned, cupidity warring with fear on his face.

"These by all odds are bandits and we must lull their cupidity, even though they seem a poor lot."

He scrutinized them carefully, his eyes shining with cupidity.

Rather stupid really, you know, but full of cupidity and probably extremely credulous."

No one ever went broke exposing the narcissism and cupidity of Hollywood's elite.

The networks, like the news magazines, lurch between respectability and cupidity.