Sentence examples for he dissipated from inspiring English sources
In his youth, as Duke de Lauzun, he dissipated his fortune, traveling about Europe and earning notoriety for his gallantry and success with women.
He dissipated his creative forces striving for novelty, and refused to understand that the women of a fast new generation weren't nostalgic for harem life, and didn't have the patience to reinvent themselves every time they got dressed — they wanted a uniform.
He dissipated his creative forces striving for novelty, and refused to understand that the women of a fast new generation weren't nostalgic for harem life, and didn't have the patience to reinvent themselves every time they got dressed they wanted a uniform.
The Manchester Guardian thought that he "might with some self-discipline have added his name to the list of truly great actors ... yet he dissipated his energies".
He dissipates energies and discomfits neighbors by pressing for a Eurasian union that will bring little benefit.
Fittingly for someone whose compassion has made his existence untenable, his final utterance as he dissipates into nothingness is the repeated phrase: "Poor things".
Or, as Neustadt put it, "choices are the means by which he dissipates his power".
When Sephiroth is once again defeated, he dissipates, leaving a dying Kadaj in his place.
His campaigns extended Bulgaria's borders, but he ultimately dissipated the country's strength in an effort to take Constantinople.
Hasn't he unnecessarily dissipated some of the fog of mystery and uncertainty that would enhance his power?
YR: I don't feel at all sorry for Chris Huhne who, as you say, lied, behaved immaturely, cost us taxpayers dearly both in the pursuit of justice and at Her Majesty's Pleasure, and generally behaved as an individual who has yet to earn the trust he has dissipated.
