ตัวอย่าง knave

• They do not need to turn knaves into knights in order to achieve their objectives.

• The knaves are defined as ' motivated entirely by the desire to acquire material wealth that they consume themselves for their own benefit' (2003: 25).

• Such a person earns the disapprobation from his peers that a knave deserves.

• Instead, as time goes by one becomes a knave, someone who routinely acts unjustly, and who therefore acquires the reputation of being a knave.

• So would he have subscribed to the view that professionals might be knaves?

• He then considers two attenuations to the "sensible knave" problem.

• Each time this remains implausible as long as there are strategies speaking both to knaves and knights among providers so that their better judgment is not undermined by knavish motivations.

• In fact, if all exhibit such solidarity, loyalty, patriotism, and so on, then they are not entirely the shower of fools, knaves, and charlatans that they seem.

• Nevertheless, because the satisfaction of seeing knaves discomfited is psychologically reinforcing, this instrumental value is part of the explanation of why in fact he has it.

• If they realise the far-reaching effects of the nationalisation of the iron and steel industry and persist in it then they are political knaves.

• Nobody but a knave or a fool can doubt that.

• There is a cynicism in some quarters in this country amongst people who think that politicians are worse than fools—that they are knaves.

• No one but a knave or a fool would claim to have the panacea with which to safeguard pension funds.

• The politician who mistakes the popular will for the sectional interest is either a knave or a fool.

• One wonders, is it worse to be governed by knaves or to be governed by fools?