ตัวอย่าง stingy

• No one should be pinche (stingy) and one should never take advantage of someone else's generosity.

• Adil's father is a married man, overly proper and a bit stingy in his relationship with his children, his oat-sowing days long past.

• One likely reason for this is that means-tested programmes tend to be stingy and small to begin with, and so will yield little in terms of budgetary savings.

• Would this proposal not enable stingy people to contribute, so lessening the burden on the generous ones?

• I do not think we should be stingy about that.

• Are we really concerned with dispensing our education in this meagre, stingy way?

• But the amount is ungenerous; it is almost stingy.

• Some very telling tables in that publication show how stingy we are.

• I think most people who love the theatre would regard that attitude in itself as wretchedly feeble, stingy and shortsighted.

• It is uncomfortable, therefore, to appear to be turning down a good case, to appear to be stingy when we might be open-handed.

• It seems a little stingy to do away with them.

• I am not sure that the special grant that is being paid to poor authorities is not a bit stingy.

• Some nonunion establishments do not even receive wage council rates, known in the trade as "legal stingy minimum wage".

• How generous they can be when they are contemplating the difficulties of naval officers, and how stingy when contemplating the difficulties of the unemployed!

• I think that subsection (2) is a little stingy.