Sentence examples for dens of vice from inspiring English sources

But these dens of vice are not just good for those who work in them.

"Yes, opium dens, dens of vice and criminals' hang-outs, Mother.

For months, these women had been calling for the establishment of full Sharia law and the closing down of all "dens of vice".

Ten years later trailer parks had become "dens of vice and corruption", in the phrase of the then FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover.

"Here, there are no dens of vice that attract a bad element," said Dmitri Rakovshchik," a resident and vice president of a Russian insurance company.

Bruce Babbitt, who in the mid-1970s was the state attorney general, warned that not only the Phoenix area but the entire state had earned reputations beyond their borders as dens of vice and crime.

Hence the description on jihadi websites of the Tunisian hotel complex as a "den of vice".

We are then led through Pottersville, as this alternative town is called – a nightmarish den of vice and depravity, full of stumbling people, blaring sirens and flashing neon.

Lez Brotherston's designs transform the Linbury into a den of vice, the band and their heroic conductor, Richard Bernas, sunk into a blood-red pit.

"Lust" is the third book in a series on the seven "deadly sins" which began life as a course by seven lecturers at the New York Public Library, that well-known den of vice.

Syria is hardly a den of vice, but it is an avowedly secular country where most women walk around without veils and various sects of Islam and Christians live in tolerance.