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Examples for "gluttony"
Examples for "gluttony"
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Objection 1: It would seem that gluttony is not a capital vice.
2
There were also indications of gluttony in the motion of her lips.
3
It's not an existing category and you know we banned gluttony records.
4
Objection 1: It would seem that gluttony is the greatest of sins.
5
Therefore the species of gluttony are not distinguished according to the aforesaid.
1
To change a child's overeating habits, you need to change your lifestyle.
2
Eructation of gas and gas in the bowels are indications of overeating.
3
A bad taste in the mouth is usually a sign of overeating.
4
The greatest precaution was taken to keep the suffering emigrants from overeating.
5
It is necessary to masticate these foods very well, and avoid overeating.
1
Glass jars of gula malacca, the delicious toffee-sugar of the Orient.
2
Because of its local flavours, such as the gula melaka ice-cream and the delicious toppings all made from scratch.
3
Mores enim sequuntur ibidem perversissimi; regnat superbia, ardet avaritia, invidia corrodit singulos, luxuria diffamat totam illam curiam, gula in omnibus dominatur.
4
You have to move them into managerial positions, and early on, Gula said.
5
I took the subject, and found in Gula a suitable model.
6
Gula, you say, visited Hermon in his studio, and it may be true.
7
His inquiries about Gula called down upon him many well-meant jests.
8
Immeasurably bitter scorn was depicted in Ledscha's features as she gazed after Gula.
9
Had he attracted Gula and her sister with similar sweet flatteries?
10
They were the prettiest of all, and Gula brought the young girl to me.
11
Gula was worshipped in close combination with her husband, both at Larsa and Sippara.
12
On the control console, affixed there, sealed into a block of clear resin: Gula's icon.
13
Gula, the Sum-goddess, does not occupy a very high position among the deities of Assyria.
14
All Lady Gula's soldiers are your brothers.
15
Gula, Ishtar, and Beltis were favorite goddesses.
16
San or Sansi had a wife, Ai, Gula, or Anunit, of whom it now follows to speak.