Significats de profligate life en anglès

You have profited by their toil to lead a profligate life.

He was a man of profligate life, but of marked ability and boundless ambition.

Dante, according to recent discoveries, led a profligate life, while adoring Beatrice through interminable cantos.

Franklin was a man of profligate life, whom I would never have admitted inside my doors!

And can you talk of his youthful indiscretions-hisirregularities-hisexcesses, if you like-asa profligate life!

Link a man to the pulpit, and he cannot proceed to any great lengths in profligate life.

Cabert was a young and handsome man, whose countenance bore evident marks of a dissolute and profligate life.

Some of his biographers relate, that he led a loose and profligate life, and soon wasted his cousin's inheritance.

While leading an idle, profligate life, Joseph Smith became acquainted with Sidney Rigdon, a man of talents and great plausibility.

But invariably he found sudden means again, no one knew how, and again he would lead a dissipated, gay, profligate life.

He lay all last night drunk in the fields, but, convicted of his profligate life, he repented and turned back again to God.

Feared, contemned, loved, hated, ridiculed, honoured, the very genius, the very personification, of a civilized and profligate life seemed embodied in Augustus Saville.

She was perfectly acquainted with all its mysteries, and had led a very profligate life; she lived several years after my arrival in France.

A profligate life naturally terminates in misery, and according unto the vices which it has most pursued, so are its punishments suited unto it.