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Discover Ludwig"human vices" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe negative habits or tendencies of human beings. For example, "Despite recognizing the damaging nature of human vices, he could not help but indulge in them."
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Is Bruegel, a merciless cataloger of human vices, illustrating avarice?
The animal business is "a lint screen for human vices".
"The animal business is a lint screen for human vices," Christy writes.
Most human vices have enough sense to be very, very tempting.
Human vices, he argued, date from the time when societies were formed.
He sat on several public commissions covering most human vices, including gambling, misuse of drugs and pornography.
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To reform all humanity and eradicate all human vice and unhappiness seemed plausible enough to us at the time, just as it seemed an easy and uncomplicated matter to reform ourselves, to master all virtues and be happy..
But institutions are not one-size-fits-all, foolproof structures for curbing human vice.
The reason is that the novel is really about a timeless human vice: covetousness.
Stephen says that "the novel is really about a timeless human vice: covetousness".
The Crakers, bred by their creator to eliminate human vice and malice, are a Swiftian joke about human perfectibility.
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