Sentence examples for feeling profligate from inspiring English sources

If you are feeling profligate, choose an $18 glass of Champagne and drink it in the pool, at a candelabrum-topped table perched at the shallow, shallow (4 inches or so) end.

These trillions in profligate federal spending are intended to make us feel better again even though feeling pain, and dealing with it responsibly, would be healthier in the long run.

Just look at the outcome from Greece's profligate spending.

Angus MacNeil, the SNP chair of the ECC committee, said: "There is a feeling about that this government is miserly when it comes to renewables but profligate when it comes to nuclear.

At the time of publication, John Wilkes was stoking up anti-Scottish feeling in the pages of the North Briton, and Horace Walpole claimed that Humphry Clinker was "the profligate hireling Smollett" attempting to "vindicate the Scots".

Beyond that it is hard to avoid the feeling the breeding and blooding of talent is an issue, on many fronts, in an absorbing but alarmingly profligate top tier.

Profligate spending.

Analogies are profligate.

Talk about profligate.

Arsenal were profligate.

Profligate municipalities make things worse.