Sentence examples for promiscuous life from inspiring English sources

Julia was accused of leading a promiscuous life, her adulteries becoming common knowledge in Rome.

After her first husband, William of Austria, died in 1406, Joan is reported to have led a promiscuous life.

Ms. Taymor's film, adapted by no fewer than four screenwriters from Hayden Herrera's biography, is as restless and determined as its subject, whose painful, promiscuous life has become, almost 50 years after her death, something of a pop-culture legend.

Instead, he writes almost exclusively about sex — exuberant, squalid, no-holds-barred sex — as he chronicles the riotously promiscuous life of a man named Pedro Juan, who lives in a crumbling apartment block on a seedy back street in central Havana, where Gutiérrez also lives.

"Ms. Taymor's film, adapted by no fewer than four screenwriters from Hayden Herrera's biography, is as restless and determined as its subject, whose painful, promiscuous life has become, almost 50 years after her death, something of a pop-culture legend," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Many people in Uganda still see it as a disease of the immoral, those who have led a promiscuous life.

While she lives there, his French-speaking daughter arrives and her promiscuous life-style both shocks and fascinates Sarah.

JG Ballard wrote a short story in the 1960s called The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered as a Downhill Motor Race, and Kennedy's promiscuous love life was also the subject of Jed Mercurio's 2009 novel American Adulterer.

Always gallant with "the ladies", Thorpe married twice, and fathered a son; but he led a hair-raising promiscuous gay life behind the scenes.

Twenty years later, and caught up in alcoholism and a promiscuous sex life, Burroughs wakes up to find himself naked in bed with an elderly man dressed as Santa, who confirms that the two did, briefly, have intercourse.

Though small and stocky, he is an aggressive suitor who boasts permanently stiff tail feathers and enjoys an energetic and promiscuous sex life.Brought from America to Britain in the late 1940s, the adaptable waterfowl quickly established itself and started to migrate to the European mainland.