Sentence examples for full of vices from inspiring English sources
Of the difference between the sexes, he told his future bride: "We are full of vices.
Mr. GERRY enlarged on the idea of Mr. L. Martin in which he concurred, represented the system as full of vices, and dwelt on the impropriety of distroying the existing Confederation, without the unanimous consent of the parties to it.
This is a place full of vices.
There are, of course, really two Cancúns: an artificial strip of gaudy hotels and a gritty city full of vice.
The monument hails him as "the scourge of corrupt and slavish times, full of vice and tyrants".
The evangelist title character in Sinclair Lewis' Elmer Gantry is another full-of-vices "religious" man who's an expert at "do as I say, not as I do".
Matt: It's like validating the man-saves-woman formula as long as the woman is full of supposed vices and doesn't really want to grow up anyway.
In his animus against the city of Pisa he bids the Arno River to overflow "so that it may drown every person in you!" Later in the same canto, Dante turns his rage against the city of Genoa: "Ah, men of Genoa, foreign to every decent usage, full of every vice, why have you not been driven from the world?" This is not the character but the author speaking.
