Sentence examples for dissolute habits from inspiring English sources
His father brought him up without the least regard for morality and encouraged him, while still a schoolboy, to acquire extravagant and dissolute habits.
Fastidious readers who expect reporters to be a mere lens on events will be shocked at the amount of personal detail, including the sexual antics and drinking habits of his colleagues in what now seems a Juvenalian age of dissolute British journalism.
Tarka's apparently dissolute lifestyle appealed to the wild-child Moss; at the time, he was known for his record collection (if not for his own recordings), his fondness for drinking at Gaz's, a Wardour Street roots club, and his habit of driving a very fast, very loud blue Capri around London in the company of a succession of beautiful women.
Bojack is a dissolute, libidinous has-been.
Spritzer, a dissolute countess, alongside Louis Jourdan.
Mr Estrada's own dissolute lifestyle has offended many.
If politicians wish to argue for drug prohibitions on a moral basis, because they think it is obnoxious and dissolute to sit around getting high from leaves or intoxicated by drink, that's fine, let them make the case, and see whether parliament or the electorate have an interest in policing people's personal habits.
(He described this phase in his life as "rather dissolute").
Da Ponte moved in with Angiola and her equally dissolute brother.
Even Woody Harrelson's dissolute Haymitch Abernathy appears only fleetingly.
