miserliness การใช้

• More than the miserliness that it implies, it also means creativity.
• Admittedly, I was stewing in my own spiritual miserliness.
• Common-sense saving is normal; miserliness is not.
• Another example would be Jack Benny's supposed miserliness.
• That's why DIIGing is not mere miserliness.
• His enemies exaggerated his faults; e . g . his supposed miserliness.
• As he aged, his modesty developed into miserliness.
• Hence ` to practise economy'was synonymous with ` miserliness . "'
• It comes down to Mike Ilitch's millions and John McMullen's miserliness.
• White Sox club owner Charles Comiskey was widely disliked by the players and was resented for his miserliness.
• There were beside many other prolific and once popular novelists who addressed themselves to the subject of miserliness.
• Benny was one of the greatest names in comedy, known for his long, lingering pauses and pretend miserliness.
• The story deals with the mother s miserliness, the older brother s licentiousness, and younger brother s illness.
• He was the second-most economic of significant Australian test bowlers, surpassed in miserliness only by Arthur Mailey.
• On the other hand, one of his many less attractive personal qualities  miserliness  is well-documented.
• His miserliness and wealth brought him national fame with Toby Jugs and a Staffordshire figure being created based on him.
• The cantankerous Finley, who died in February at age 77, was renowned for both his innovativeness and his miserliness.
• LANE-COLUMN _ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla . _ When vanity and miserliness duke it out, which one wins?
• Lester, who s a devoted trencherman, despite his miserliness, has enrolled on a fitness course at Healthward Ho.
• Bennett also resented the low pay; it is no accident that the theme of parental miserliness is important in his novels.