Sentence examples for of dissipation from inspiring English sources

Its mood of dissipation haunts Collishaw's art.

Connoisseurs of the poetry of dissipation will drink deep.

"All the forces of dissipation and evil are here found," a U.S. government official reported.

Many of Herzen's contemporaries succumbed to despair, retiring to their estates and various forms of dissipation.

The word holds a sense of dissipation and decay as the person with the disease unravels and loses memories.

In 1922, Evelyn went up to Hertford College, Oxford, where he soon abandoned his studies in favor of dissipation.

He has a large frame, but the skin hangs off him, the very image of dissipation.

To stroll down the town's main street is to discover the physical definition of dissipation.

(Legwarmers optional)." These events follow the principle of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance" minus the air of dissipation.

Edgar Allan Poe died in Baltimore in October 1849, by most accounts in a state of dissipation and despair.

The listing was designed to appeal to every market segment: Item A, Mason Brown, "The Aristocrat," embodied "a cautionary tale of dissipation and familial decay befitting Gibbon".