Sentence examples for public dissipation from inspiring English sources

Loose reins are given to public dissipation; everywhere you may hear the sound of great preparations".

Holding this view, Mr. Modigliani criticized what he considered the dissipation of built-up public savings as a result of the Bush administration's tax cuts and the rising deficit.

"There's energy in the room, and energy has a tendency to dissipate, so you need dissipation strategies," he says.

The Washington Times editorial page reprised its reference to the Nazis, quoting the Aktion T4 program: "It must be made clear to anyone suffering from an incurable disease that the useless dissipation of costly medications drawn from the public store cannot be justified".

Its basic ingredients are like a lurid reality soap opera: family celebrity, tawdry domestic secrets, youthful dissipation, religious apostasy, self-aggrandizement packaged with self-loathing, wild public acclaim, multiple wives and children left floundering in the dust.

The intellectual dissipation and self-indulgence of this ramble through today's public chatter is perhaps a true picture of Britain as it went into the 2015 general election – full of talk about a wide range of issues but lacking any coherent consensus or conclusion.

But its dissipation does not occur instantly.

Why this dissipation of social capital?

In her spare time, for dissipation, she dissected".

Debts and dissipation over-shadowed Simon's last two years at Cambridge.

Certainly, the squatters' program of punk defiance involves herculean dissipation.