Flatterers example sentences

"Flatterers" Example Sentences

1. The king received many flatterers who spoke highly of his appearance and leadership.
2. The politician relied on his team of flatterers to boost his ego.
3. She quickly saw through the flattery of her husband's persistent flatterers.
4. The wealthy businessman was surrounded by flatterers who always agreed with him.
5. The celebrity grew tired of hearing the same compliments from his flatterers.
6. The boss saw through the flattery of his employee's flatterers and appreciated honest feedback instead.
7. The queen dismissed her flatterers and sought advice from those who were honest with her.
8. The dictator surrounded himself with flatterers who were afraid to speak the truth.
9. The CEO saw the value in having employees who were not flatterers and could challenge his ideas.
10. The leader knew how to distinguish between genuine compliments and those of flatterers.
11. The prince was wary of flatterers who only wanted to gain favor in his court.
12. The artist preferred constructive criticism over the flattery of his admirers.
13. The coach appreciated his team's honest feedback rather than the flattery of his players.
14. The wealthy heiress could tell the difference between genuine compliments and the flattery of her suitors.
15. The director dismissed flatterers who only wanted to gain a role in his film.
16. The judge knew how to spot flattery from the lawyers and remained impartial.
17. The CEO encouraged his employees to offer criticism rather than mindless flattery.
18. The king sought the advice of his trusted advisors rather than the flattery of his courtiers.
19. The politician was skilled at wrestling out the flattery from his colleagues.
20. The queen's intelligence allowed her to distinguish between true compliments and the flattery of her subjects.
21. The prince appreciated those who spoke the truth rather than the flattery of his advisors.
22. The manager appreciated feedback from his employees rather than the flattery of his superiors.
23. The leader learned to discern between genuine praise and the flattery of his followers.
24. The coach valued honest feedback from his players over their flattery.
25. The wealthy businessman preferred honest criticism over the flattery of his peers.
26. The artist preferred constructive criticism rather than the mindless flattery of his fans.
27. The judge remained impartial and could spot flattery from a mile away.
28. The king dismissed flatterers who only sought to gain his favor rather than genuine advice.
29. The politician surrounded himself with honest advisors rather than flatterers.
30. The queen appreciated honest advice over the flattery of her entourage.