Sentence examples for profligacy of from inspiring English sources
The Haydn score has the welcome profligacy of Mr. Feld's free and spacious zooming.
Their Chekhovian indolence is celebrated, even if the gross profligacy of Toad is lightly frowned upon.
"City of Twist" is hard to digest after the profligacy of "Strange Attractors, Part II".
Ferguson would have been deeply disappointed by the profligacy of Cousin in one instance.
And let's not forget the profligacy of imagination that underpins his science fiction.
The unions win huge pay rises, exposing the profligacy of a system rooted in monopoly advertising.
When haven't people of middle age looked askance at the profligacy of kids in their field?
Fifteen hundred people report to Feith in the Pentagon, where he is known for the profligacy of his policy suggestions.
Suspend your distaste for the profligacy of the Windsor set, and you'll walk away feeling just a little bit dowdy.
The widespread hostility to the perceived profligacy of the euro zone's two largest members was toned down at the meetings.
Of more significance, however, was the profligacy of Scott McDonald on the rare occasion when he enjoyed a clear opportunity.
