Fawners example sentences

"Fawners" Example Sentences

The fawners at the party were trying hard to impress the host.
She noticed the fawners in the audience who were trying to get her attention.
The politician always surrounded himself with fawners who would praise his every move.
The fawners were quick to compliment her new hairstyle despite it not looking great.
The boss seemed to favor the fawners in the office, even though they weren't the most qualified.
He was sick and tired of the fawners who were always trying to take advantage of him.
The fawners were always eager to please their boss, even if it meant working weekends and long hours.
The fawners seemed to have no self-respect, as they were constantly groveling for attention.
The fawners were so desperate for approval that they would do anything to get it.
The teacher quickly identified the fawners in her class, who were always trying to impress her.
The fawners were the first to volunteer for any task, no matter how difficult or unpleasant.
The manager saw through the fawners' attempts to curry favor and instead promoted those who showed genuine dedication.
The fawners were constantly flattering the CEO, but he was too savvy to fall for their tricks.
The fawners were so insincere that no one took them seriously.
The fawners' compliments were always backhanded, making it clear they were just angling for something in return.
The boss wasn't fooled by the fawners who tried to suck up to her, and always promoted based on merit.
The fawners would go to great lengths to make themselves look good in front of their superiors.
The fawners were always trying to get others to do their work for them.
The boss surrounded herself with fawners, but they couldn't make up for her lack of leadership skills.
The fawners were so transparent in their flattery that no one paid any attention to them.
The fawners were always trying to one-up each other in their attempts to get ahead.
The boss didn't need fawners to bolster her ego - her results spoke for themselves.
The fawners were so desperate for a good review that they would bribe their colleagues to write one.
The boss saw through the fawners' obsequious behavior, and instead rewarded those who worked hard and showed initiative.
The fawners were always trying to curry favor with the most influential people in the office.
The boss quickly learned to spot the fawners and instead promoted those who were hard-working and reliable.
The fawners were so obsessed with impressing the boss that they would undermine their own co-workers to get ahead.
The boss didn't tolerate fawners in the office - hard work and dedication were the only things that counted.
The fawners were so obsessed with flattery that they were blind to their own shortcomings.
The boss saw the fawners for what they were - suck-ups who would sell their own mothers for a promotion.