Sentence examples for a vice of from inspiring English sources

There is something repellently absurd in the notion that war is a vice of "backward" peoples.

Yet workers are gripped in a vice of state control through the kafala system.

But it turned out that overleveraging wasn't just a vice of subprime borrowers.

His pattern of predation and violence, though, is a vice of a different order.

Luce's book is a call to thinking, but US thinking is stuck in a vice of myth and denial.

Photograph: Reuters It is a vice of second-rate art to come with its own eloquent explanation attached.

He is a vice president of Complete Medical Services of New York.

"It would not be good," said Representative Deborah Wasserman Schultz of Florida, a vice chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Consider the story of Karl Knock, a vice president of a Creston bank.

Ninnis was a Life Governor of the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution, a Vice President of the Royal Masonic School for Boys, and a Vice Patron of the Royal Masonic School for Girls.

He is a Vice President of NAIST and Dean of the Graduate School of Information Science.