Sentence examples for licentious thoughts from inspiring English sources

But the Talmud, the basis for Jewish law, offers a perhaps surprising answer: It places the responsibility for controlling men's licentious thoughts about women squarely on the men.

She was comely, sexually experienced and, more important, licentious.

An able administrator, licentious, extravagant, loyal, generous, and magnanimous, he was the subject of many anecdotes.

In that gallery, you are served up Prohibition as a form of unlicensed and licentious play.

When the correspondent went on to document drunken housekeepers and licentious receptionists, the owners sued him.

(At the time, he was also writing licentious cabaret songs under a pseudonym).

During his lifetime, La Fontaine was considered licentious by some of his readers.

The rude, sloppy, casually licentious guests embody every negative cliché about the French and their habits.

Some were diagnosed as licentious, and had to consent to sterilization to obtain abortions.

This tendency became pronounced in his openly licentious illustrations (1896) for Aristophanes' Lysistrata.

Fyodor Kamarazov is the father of The Brothers Karamazov – licentious, wheedling, self-exculpatory, self-indulgent.