Rather, the rumours of bloodsuckers indicate a flexible ' truth ' that is negotiated through talking, since hearsay is a kind of truth when people believe it.
If it has been a private landlord, he would have been called a bloodsucker and a profiteer.
We have heard that some bookmakers are saying that the levy is like a bloodsucker.
A public sector company in that position is really a bloodsucker of taxpayers' money.
The factors, these bloodsuckers, played that part.
There are cases of decent people who, because of this vicious extortion, are unable to keep their premises in good repair as they cannot afford to feed these bloodsuckers.
Will he join in the atack which has been made upon these bloodsuckers and sharks who throughout the ages are said to have robbed innocent people?
He urged the public hanging of 100 landlords, richmen, bloodsuckers, grain seizure, and hostage taking.
