Being a flunky gave him access to information he wouldn't have otherwise had.
Being a flunky might be a necessary stepping stone to bigger and better things.
Despite his initial reservations, he found a strange satisfaction in being the professor's flunky.
Don't expect independent thought from him; he's a total flunky.
Even the most powerful leaders need a reliable flunky to handle the tedious details.
Even though he started as a flunky, he proved his worth and earned respect.
He aspired to be a leader, not just another obedient flunky following orders.
He considered himself a valued assistant, not just a mindless flunky.
He embraced the role of flunky, knowing it was a temporary sacrifice for his long-term goals.
He feigned enthusiasm for the flunky tasks, hoping to impress his superiors.
He felt conflicted about being a flunky but saw it as a necessary sacrifice for his career.
He felt humiliated being reduced to a mere flunky in front of his peers.
He felt like a complete flunky, fetching coffee for the CEO.
He felt like a flunky trapped in a dead-end job with no future prospects.
He felt like a flunky, constantly being asked to do things outside his expertise.
He finally snapped, refusing to continue being treated like a disposable flunky.
He found himself questioning the ethics of being a flunky for a morally corrupt company.
He had a knack for making even the most demeaning flunky tasks seem important.
He promised to protect her, but she suspected he was just another flunky in disguise.
He realized that being a flunky wasn't about servitude, but about service.
He recognized that even flunkies played a crucial role in the overall success of the organization.
He refused to become a political flunky, sacrificing his principles for power.
He resented being labeled a flunky simply because he was loyal to his mentor.
He secretly despised being a flunky but needed the job to pay his bills.
He secretly plotted his revenge against those who treated him like a flunky.
He struggled to balance loyalty to his team with the demands of being the manager's flunky.
He suspected his colleague was a flunky, secretly reporting back to the manager.
He tried to inject humor into his flunky tasks to make the day more bearable.
He used his charm and wit to avoid being relegated to the role of a permanent flunky.
He used his position as a flunky to sabotage his rival's projects.
He vowed to treat his subordinates with respect, remembering how it felt to be a flunky.
He was a well-meaning flunky, but lacked the initiative to make independent decisions.
He was tired of being a flunky and yearned for a position with more responsibility.
He worried that his kindness would be misinterpreted as being a pushover flunky.
He wrote a tell-all memoir about his years as a celebrity's overworked and underpaid flunky.
Her rise to power was swift, leaving behind a trail of disgruntled ex-flunkies.
His job was essentially to be the human equivalent of a digital assistant: a glorified flunky.
I refuse to be treated like a flunky, running errands outside my job description.
I wouldn't trust him; he's just a flunky repeating whatever his boss tells him.
It was difficult to get an honest opinion from anyone; they were all the CEO's flunkies.
No one wanted to be seen as the manager's flunky, always agreeing with everything he said.
She considered quitting rather than continuing to be someone's errand-running flunky.
She decided to embrace her role as a flunky and learn everything she could.
She decided to start her own business, tired of being someone else's corporate flunky.
She learned the hard way that being a flunky doesn't guarantee loyalty in return.
She learned to be assertive and delegate tasks, rather than becoming a perpetual flunky.
She learned to find creative ways to make her flunky tasks more engaging.
She questioned her own morality, realizing she had become complicit as a flunky.
She quickly learned that loyalty was valued above all else, even if it meant being a flunky.
She quickly realized her glamorous new job was mostly being a high-paid flunky.
She realized that being a flunky was not the path to personal fulfillment.
She realized that challenging the status quo meant risking being labeled a troublemaking flunky.
She recognized the dangers of becoming too comfortable being a flunky, losing her ambition.
She resolved to use her experience as a flunky to become a better leader.
She rose through the ranks by proving she was more than just a flunky; she was innovative.
She secretly documented the abuses she witnessed while working as the CEO’s flunky.
She tried to maintain her dignity, even while performing the duties of a low-level flunky.
She used her position as a flunky to gather intel and expose the company's wrongdoing.
She used her position as a flunky to network and build relationships with influential people.
She used her position as a flunky to undermine the corrupt system from within.
She was a smart flunky, strategically positioning herself for future opportunities.
She wondered if she'd ever escape the cycle of being someone else's flunky.
She worried that her skills were becoming obsolete as her job devolved into flunky work.
She'd rather quit than become another corporate flunky climbing the ladder by sucking up.
Some saw him as a dedicated follower, others as a mindless flunky.
The ambitious flunky saw the opportunity to backstab his way to the top.
The ambitious intern was determined to prove she was more than just a flunky.
The artist surrounded himself with flunkies who only praised his work.
The celebrity was rarely seen without her retinue of adoring flunkies.
The company culture promoted subservience and rewarded those who acted like flunkies.
The con man charmed his way into people's lives, then used them as his flunkies.
The corrupt official rewarded his flunkies with lucrative government contracts.
The corrupt politician used his flunkies to cover up his illicit activities.
The cult leader demanded absolute obedience from his devoted flunkies.
The detective suspected the unassuming flunky knew more than he was letting on.
The dictator surrounded himself with yes-men and flunkies who never dared to disagree.
The film director surrounded himself with yes-men and eager-to-please flunkies.
The flunky nervously adjusted his tie, dreading the upcoming meeting with the CEO.
The flunky quietly observed and learned, absorbing valuable lessons from his superiors.
The flunky tripped over his own feet trying to catch up with his boss.
The flunky's dedication and hard work eventually earned him a promotion.
The flunky's loyalty was unwavering, even when faced with ethical dilemmas.
The flunky’s clumsiness was legendary; he always seemed to spill something important.
The general barked orders at his flunkies, expecting immediate compliance.
The influencer's flunky managed her social media accounts and filtered her messages.
The investigation revealed a network of flunkies covering up the CEO's misdeeds.
The king’s flunky announced his arrival with a flourish and a booming voice.
The lawyer treated his paralegal like a glorified flunky, barking orders constantly.
The mafia boss relied on his loyal flunkies to carry out his dirty work.
The media portrayed him as a powerful advisor, but he was really just the president's flunky.
The new intern was clearly just a flunky, tasked with all the unwanted jobs.
The new software seemed designed to replace human workers with automated flunkies.
The project failed because it was led by a bunch of clueless flunkies.
The project manager treated his team like flunkies, micromanaging every task.
The propaganda machine relied on countless flunkies to spread its message.
The reality TV star had an entourage of flunkies catering to her every whim.
The rock star's flunky shielded him from the paparazzi's flashing lights.
The system seemed designed to reward flunkies and punish independent thinkers.
The tyrannical boss expected absolute obedience from his intimidated flunkies.
The wealthy socialite treated her staff like disposable flunkies.