| One of the most pitiful cases of toadyism known to me was witnessed that very day in the foot-ball field. |
| Mere contempt for toadyism and flunkeyism was not at all times the prevailing motive with him which he supposed it to be. |
| They can lapse into a forgetful toadyism, and abase themselves before their historical oppressors. |
| These two behaviors of subordination and aggressive domination, toadyism and the symbolic rape of reputations, are referred to here in their most extreme form. |
| At Government House she was not a frequent visitor, the foppery and toadyism there were revolting to her. |
| For those who relish a spot of Tory toadyism, this is the ideal Christmas gift. |
