dissolute造句

Youth, our dissolute time passage.

You can't deny that Tom has been an idle, worthless, dissolute and dishonorable rogue.

He is represented as of immense size and strength, as cunning, malignant, and dissolute.

The man of the grace is affectionate, but his affectionate not is dissolute with the milli - immoderation.

Nellie was married twice, the first time to a dissolute diplomat whose death left her a wealthy woman.

Had he been a Crown Prince, he could not have been more weak, useless, dissolute, or ungrateful.

What a world of pathos in this： A barren room，illkempt children，a worn out patient wife，a dissolute husband，and weak．

Those who realize the impermanence of life will no longer be dissolute and greedy, so the awakening of impermanence is the beginning of wisdom.

"Worse still, all dissolute wretches since ancient times have drawn a distinction between love of beauty and carnal desire, between love and lust, so as to gloss over their immorality."

"His father was furious and swore he'd grow up to be a dissolute rake. Because of this he's not too fond of the boy, but the child's still his grandmother's darling"

Often it seemed the more dissolute the man the more delicate and charming the songs and lyrics; such were those of Sir Charles Sedley and the Earl of Rochester

The difference between people's predecessors: as a wife, you can be silly, lazy, and even occasionally dissolute, but as a daughter-in-law, you have to show a kind of caution, a kind of courtesy, a kind of trembling, just as you are in front of the leadership of the unit, in order to show the community.